What's wrong with this plant?

Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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that could be one of three things, hard to tell without knowing the plants history....ph issues...root rot...or broad mites...pray it's not root mites....which i kind of doubt, they don't just happen spontaneously....and you'd surely have more than one plant effected by the time it became apparent. could be ph issues, maybe that plant got a little more or less lime than the others, or w/e....could be the beginning of root rot....either way i'd do the same thing....make up a couple of gallons of carefully ph'ed water, with a good dose of h202 in it, and do a light flush of that plant....that ought to help reset the ph in the pot, and will kill anything trying to eat your roots....
 
MS-13

MS-13

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
that could be one of three things, hard to tell without knowing the plants history....ph issues...root rot...or broad mites...pray it's not root mites....which i kind of doubt, they don't just happen spontaneously....and you'd surely have more than one plant effected by the time it became apparent. could be ph issues, maybe that plant got a little more or less lime than the others, or w/e....could be the beginning of root rot....either way i'd do the same thing....make up a couple of gallons of carefully ph'ed water, with a good dose of h202 in it, and do a light flush of that plant....that ought to help reset the ph in the pot, and will kill anything trying to eat your roots....
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Thank you very much
 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

Well-Known Member
you're welcome...try it and let us know if it works...i don't stink at diagnoses, but i'm not infallible, if that doesn't help, we'll holler for help from the big guys
 
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