Ive been having much trouble getting plants going and thriving. It seems I can get em going a little then they begin to show symptoms of overatering curling and yellowing. Can a slight ph imbalance throw my plants off?? I adjusted the pH finally after looking it up and now she seems absolutely happy and actually grew a whole lot over night. Every plant Ive grown thus far has had this "overatering" issue when I know Ive been moderate with my feeding. I think my whole problem all along was pH
Well there u have it. pH is an important contributor to an optimal environment. When concerns arise, the first thing we growers check is the pH.
For sure.....without proper Ph.....you'll run into nutrient lockout.....where the plant can't take it up.....which leads to unhealthy plants. Good on you for figuring it out and changing it!
Roger that appreciate the feedback guys. I went ahead and fed my one of my other gals proper pHed water and within a day or two or her leaves are up and look way better the heavy curling left off a lot. I'm drawing it to on levels for sure.
Here are the before and after photos big change in integrity, size, and height. It's a shame my pup stressed her as a seedling and pH imbalance, she wont grow to be very big. But now that I figured out the error I'll be ready to go next grow. Also, any possible idea on what this strain coukd be? Its a ? Seed