Overwater or nitrogen toxicity?
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Aussieaceae
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G'day,
Looks like it needs a repot to me. That'll help fix any lockout or deficiency as well.
Transplant to a bigger pot, with lots of aeration / drainage.
Water Ph5.5 is far too low for soil imo. I'd leave it at 6.5.
To be honest, if you have a quality soil, you shouldn't need to adjust the ph of your water at all.
Ideally, you want your water in that 6.5 - 7.5 range. Which you'll find most water is.
I think a transplant should turn things around.
Good luck.
Looks like it needs a repot to me. That'll help fix any lockout or deficiency as well.
Transplant to a bigger pot, with lots of aeration / drainage.
Water Ph5.5 is far too low for soil imo. I'd leave it at 6.5.
To be honest, if you have a quality soil, you shouldn't need to adjust the ph of your water at all.
Ideally, you want your water in that 6.5 - 7.5 range. Which you'll find most water is.
I think a transplant should turn things around.
Good luck.
pulpoinspace
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i agree they could use a transplant
u cut holes in the bottom of those cups right? also you drop those inside red/blue solo cups to keep light away from the roots? would help
u cut holes in the bottom of those cups right? also you drop those inside red/blue solo cups to keep light away from the roots? would help
Aussieaceae
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Yeah, definitely a transplant. Maybe into 1 or 2 gallon pots, until they recover and get a fair bit larger, before putting them in their final pots.
Make sure you add a lot of drainage to your soil. At a glance yours doesn't look like it has much. I'd add some perlite to your soil when you transplant.
I don't think watering at ph5.5 was helping them either. That likely contributed the wilt, and yellow tops.
Good luck, should recover fine.
Make sure you add a lot of drainage to your soil. At a glance yours doesn't look like it has much. I'd add some perlite to your soil when you transplant.
I don't think watering at ph5.5 was helping them either. That likely contributed the wilt, and yellow tops.
Good luck, should recover fine.
Aussieaceae
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No, i can't say i have. Hadn't heard of it until now tbh.
Hope it's a nice one though, there's a lot of promise in these cbd strains i reckon.
Have you smoked any yourself?
Logan Burke
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Bigger pot should give better PH buffering abilities from the soil as well 
Not yet, i just discovered CBD strains... And i'm curious a about both medical effect and high...
TheHarvester
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Looks like you need some aeration in that media