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Old 05-13-2008, 01:36 AM
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I need some expert advice, my baby plants are getting kinda burnt heavily on the branches it shouldn't, do I need to put them in indirect sunlight or let them tough it out. They look totally heathy looking other than the bright yellow leaves on the botttom branches.
 
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is there any advice you can give for burnt leaves?
 
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More information needed.
Lower leaves or upper leaves?
What type of soil?
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Lower leaves or upper leaves?
What type of soil?
lower levels
and I just transplanted them from some shitty sandy dirt soil to some fox farm organic shit.
 
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u may be wattering too much......or the soils to acidic....or a shit loada other shit.....post pics....o its not from sunlight trust me hhaa u want all u can get
 
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u may be wattering too much......or the soils to acidic....or a shit loada other shit.....post pics....o its not from sunlight trust me hhaa u want all u can get
I'll add some lime to lower the acidic level of the soil then.
 
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time out......id post a pic and let some real experts look at it first....lime is hard to reverse if u over do it nah meen?
 
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time out......id post a pic and let some real experts look at it first....lime is hard to reverse if u over do it nah meen?
In a few days or so, I will post some pics, my camera is getting borrowed by my bro.
 
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here you go, I went all the way across town and got my digital camera, sorry for the dark photos, it was the best I could do at night.
 
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i dont c any photos
 
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sorry the attachments thing fucked up, here you go

how do they look? if the pics suck, I will repost tommorrow.
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Did you just water? Soil looks way to wet.
 
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Did you just water? Soil looks way to wet.
in the sunshine states its been raining almost nonstop the past couple of weeks, I didn't water them today but the rain fell pretty hard while I was gone.
 
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im really not experienced enough to diagnose a sick plant
i hope someone can help you out good luck
 
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ive had similar problems with some of my plants before, just take good care of them now, make sure they have plenty of sunlight and fresh air. hopefully they should start to look better
 
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