Can someone help me what this burn or yellowing on the bottom most leaves indicate?
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Mad878
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Try using a lil Cal-mag
JimmiP
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That plant doesn't need to be fed anything just yet. Ocean forest has enough to Cary it through until you up pot it.
Also the lower leaves are going to eventually die back as their branches grow. So don't worry that much about them.
Good luck friend! And welcome to RIU.
Also the lower leaves are going to eventually die back as their branches grow. So don't worry that much about them.
Good luck friend! And welcome to RIU.
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CaptainChronic613
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Was gonna say something similar as JimmiP stated, but was going to add that they kind of look a tad bit over watered aswell. Good luck
Dank Bongula
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Definitely looking like the beginning of overwatering. Correct that, then see how the yellow develops.
Hollatchaboy
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Plant looks good to me, just overwatered as stated. Water a lil less.
PadawanWarrior
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Could be lockout. How much Dr. Earth have you been giving? And what's your water like? Are you adding Ca?
Mad878
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Maybe replant in 5 gallon pot???
Budzbuddha
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Overnuted ….. heavy green / clawing leaf
FFOF alone can do bulk of feeding by itself for weeks.
You are adding too much to an already hot medium. IMO just water it only as needed - add NOTHING.
Let it try to exhaust the excess on its own.
FFOF alone can do bulk of feeding by itself for weeks.
You are adding too much to an already hot medium. IMO just water it only as needed - add NOTHING.
Let it try to exhaust the excess on its own.
OneMoreRip
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Looks different than any nute burn I have had, not that I have had a lot. Isn’t nute burn usually more uniform?
Hollatchaboy
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Man, I was gonna say N tox., but the clawing didn't look pronounced enough. The dark green had me thinking that first though.