Remedy for overwatering...

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theblindcamel

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• Apr 21, 2008

• #1

I think ive over watered my young plants. She seems to be doing good except that on one of her leaves the very edge is beginning to turn yellow. if i have over watered do i just leave her and not water for a while. or should i do something like change the soil to drier mix.

 

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SYNN3R

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• Apr 21, 2008

• #2

An overwatered plant usually just looks droopy and saggy. What you're describing almost sounds like a lack of Nitrogen or maybe leaves to close to a heat source. How old is the plant? Are you using nutes yet?

 

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theblindcamel

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• Apr 21, 2008

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SYNN3R

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• Apr 21, 2008

• #4

At that stage it could be the soil. Is it soil that has nutes already in it? Miracle Grow soil is notorious for this I hear.

 

LeRoy JaBluntski

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• Apr 21, 2008

• #5

shes too young, thats not over watering. What soil are you using? And any nutes? because you shouldn't be yet

 

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theblindcamel

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• Apr 22, 2008

• #6

no nutes at all, yes miracle grow soil. I have another organic soil I could switch her to if that could help

 

LeRoy JaBluntski

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• Apr 22, 2008

• #7

yea I would switch to the organic. But make sure you sterelize it by either microwaving for a minute and a half or cooking in the over until it steams.

How big is the pot its in now? Can you switch to a bigger one yet?

 

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theblindcamel

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• Apr 22, 2008

• #8

changed soil to garders gold organic soil, they are currently in 5 inch pots