Quote Originally Posted by burnable
if the leaves still have a yellow problem, it's prolly a (N) deficiency. it's hard to grow good plants with hot ambient temps. it's pretty impossible without an air conditioner (most increase humidity, but hps lamps cook it out again pretty well)
a/c units do not increase humidity.

Moist soil, water on the floor, open reservoir, transpiration- those are things that put water into the air.

Did you ever look at the back of a running a/c and notice it dripping water? That's water that has condensed OUT OF the air.
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Plant is dying, absolutely no idea why. Something's wrong with my plants, and frankly, I don't know how can I help them. I checked all typical growing problems, but I don't think any of these apply. I am stumped, one of my younger plants already died, and the one left is getting worse by the hour. The plants are visibly drooping, drying up, and shriveling. Leaves are green, save for the two small yellow shriveled-up leaves that can be found at the bottom of the plant. See pictures: http://imagesocket.com/thumbs/bue1b31.jpg Rating: 5