Soil smells like detergent
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Bugeye
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I don't know about the smell but your plant is clearly unhappy with current soil and or nutrients. Leaves are showing an overwatered look which could also be poor aeration. Nutes are either deficient or being locked out. You could check your soil ph, source water ph, and runoff ppm to get a better idea. I'd suggest scrapping this dirt after this run, which may not produce much at this point, and mixing up something completely new for your next run. Lots of good recipes around.
H0wie
Active Member
Sorry I was very specific last night
The soil is just some stuff I got from the garden shop brand is baileys
I havnt given them anything other than water there about 5 weeks old we did have a couple of really hot 40degree days
Does anyone have any idea how I can potentially fix them?
The soil is just some stuff I got from the garden shop brand is baileys
I havnt given them anything other than water there about 5 weeks old we did have a couple of really hot 40degree days
Does anyone have any idea how I can potentially fix them?
Hugo Phurst
Well-Known Member
This stuff?
http://www.baileysfertiliser.com.au/premium-potting-mix
My recommendation is not to use any pre-fertilized soil, look for a product that says something like "professional growing substrate"
http://www.baileysfertiliser.com.au/premium-potting-mix
My recommendation is not to use any pre-fertilized soil, look for a product that says something like "professional growing substrate"
thegreensurfer
Well-Known Member
It looks like potassium toxicity, heat stress, or some jealous/angry mate of yours watered your plant with bleach.
The fix? Repot in a different container with better soil.
The fix? Repot in a different container with better soil.
