biggiegallz
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Anyone she'd some light on why these look so shit? The rest look mint af
Looking abit sad
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Phytoplankton
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If you're talkig about some of the twisted leaves, if it's not bugs (and it doesn't appear to be), that's normally a reaction to fertilizer causing rapid growth, it should clear up on it's own.
biggiegallz
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Thanks for the reply. So nothing to worry about then? First time doing outdoors and never seen that before haha I find the odd cicada on them but they don't do much and there seems to be a bird patrolling the area and gets alot of them
Phytoplankton
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Unless it spreads and gets worse I wouldn’t be too concerned.
biggiegallz
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Thank mate I was also wondering if I ph rain water? I've been watering my plants with rainwater for the last month or 2. I never PhD it because I assumed it would be okay (when i at nutes to the mix i ph to 6.5). I tested it yesterday and it's around 5.0ph, i thought it would be fine considering if it was to actually rain on them i wouldnt be able to change the ph but now questioning whether thats too low and i should add ph up?
Nutty sKunK
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Although rain is ph 4-5 it has very little buffering capacity. So it’s not going to make your mix acidic and wouldn’t bother to get the pH right with just water. Can pH your feeds tho