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Had my plant on window for a while not getting much sun so put in green house and in the morning i checked in ( been in there since yestoday after noon ) the new growth had shot up and was look very health now gone to check and all the the bigger fan leaves are curled up and look really bad not sure why this is any ideas ? Could it be that that plant is pot bound as its not in the biggest pot or that the sudden change or heat and sun ?
Thanks
If all other things are the same as before you moved them, then possibly could be temp issues, or moisture issues, or humidity issues, or bugs...(or rootbound)
A picture would help. :thumbsup:
Il go get one :) i think it may be to do with the heat as it was in a closed green house and also the pot is small but the plant isnt very big either
Here are the pictures im not sure of strain. And age its older than it looks as it hasnt been getting much light so been a very slow grower i would say it maybe 2 months old or older.
As the new growth is so well should i just trim the dead stuff off and i havnt cut it back before
Small pots dry-out too quickly outdoors. Might want to transplant, or water a few times daily.
the soil is very moist at the moment so dont think thats a promblem do you think i should re pot into bigger pot and leave it there or move to a more shaded area ?
Ummm...I gurantee a larger pot wouldn't hurt. If that's a one gallon pot, I'd find a 3 or 5 gallon pot and transplant today. What kind of soil are you using, and do have perlite in the soil?
Try to shade the pot itself from direct light/heat, too. You can actually steam the roots if too hot.
I'd leave the sagging stuff till it falls off. Not hurting anything anyway, and you already took the glamour shots, lol.
Just normall garden compost lol was a cheap grow well has been 100% free so far so just planted like any other seed nothing fancy and the soil has no perlite in it.
what do you mean by steam the roots ?
Will need a potting soil. Compost in pots is a bitch to control your plant's nutrient uptaks, as the organics in the compost lasts longer and can not be flushed-out. Without perlite, no air can penetrate down to the roots causing suffocation.
If you place a saturated pot of soil in the direct sun, the temps in the pot can 'cook' (boil, steam, fry...) the roots.
dude thats the shitiest plant ive ever seen in my life...u need a bamboo stick to hold it up? lol
:wtf: Dude...sure hope you don't need help in the future.Quote:
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we tend to encourage newbie growers here, rather than ridicule :) ... especially, the ones that read, and try to learn ... (but, we usually help the lazy ones, too) ... :jointsmile:Quote:
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true dat, but that was some what comical. sorry, i just woke upQuote:
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Onasis, what's up dude?
You have 3 posts which are basically the same post. Turbo posting (either posting extremely short posts with little original content (ie That's cool, WTG, etc.) repeatedly or posting the exact same thing repeatedly are forms of turbo posting which is a form of spam and thus against the rules.
We also have manners here, no trolling, no flaming no insults, no personal attack. While saying someone's plant looks bad once isn't trolling saying it over and over again is turbo trolling. Either be helpful, understanding, or say nothing.
This is a mature and friendly forum. No need to bash people over their grow attempts and offer no useful advice.