Is This Spontaneous?

JohnDee

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Hi,
No, I don't believe it is spontaneous, but rather, it is causal. Not enough food and the plant turns yellow. Go easy...start weak and gently increase.
JD[h=2][/h]
 

JohnDee

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Lolly,
Worm castings are good...but it appears like it may take more then that. Especially as the plant grows. I take it you're trying to stay organic? There are some good organic balanced nutrients out there. Castings add mostly N and other organic things like Fulvic acid. But weak on P and K.
JD
 

OneLolly

New Member
Yes brother, you are right. But i do not have enough money to get it. I thought that was because of lights.

What do you recommend to me about that, brother?
 

JohnDee

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lolly,
I know cost is an issue for many of us. For now, use the worm castings as a top dressing...maybe an inch thick. Then, as you water, it will carry some of the nutrients deeper into the soil. And regarding nutrients. Bottom line is that the roots can only absorb them in their elemental form. So, in a pinch, almost any plant food will do. Go to a local garden center and buy a small amount of generic plant food and start feeding the plant. Read the directions and maybe cut it in half. Powdered or liquid...doesn't matter. Just don't get anything time released. Keeping the plant alive now is the issue...
JD
 

JohnDee

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Lolly,
I hope you can manage to keep it alive. But in any case, you've learned from the plant and next time will go better.
Take care,
JD
 
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