Someone suggested that I probably have a cal/mag issue, my question is, how much Epsom salts and egg shells do I use on this week old girl?
(Mg) Magnesium Deficiency is seen as leaf turning to shades of yellow, whilst the leaf veins stay green to dark green, usually caused by to much Nitrogen and Calcium in the soils prevent small rootlets from sucking up enough Mg to supply demand, again due to too much Calcium....then you supply even more calcium carbonate, in the form of crushed eggshells ....? Remove crushed egg shells and add 2 teaspoons of Epsom Salts to a gallon of air temp. Ph neutral water, and flush ...allow to recover in dim light 1x day then continue, You really got to ask yourself tho....how did you burn a week old plant....?
I didn't burn anything, nothing was added to any water I used. No nutes, nothing added, it just started turning yellow, hence my question, why is it turning yellow. Where in my post did I say, "shit, I put something in my week old plant" Sent from my SGH-T999 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Gee Offizer Pain Guy it wasn't me...it just happened ....lol!!! and thats gardening for you, you don't have to do anything, the guy at the soil factory did that for you....unless you really wanna feed them now!!!
Well my girl is looking good, whatever the cause was. I added a pinch of epsom salts and crushed egg shells and she is perking up. Thank you to those of you that offered sincere help, I greatly appreciate it! Sent from my SGH-T999 using Grasscity Forum mobile app