DARK Green leaves

[Green75]

Both...good humidity is always perferable if it can be achieved...

 

[Palefolklore]

Green75 Thanks buddy, I shall do both then. One last question though, what about the curling of some of the leaves? Will the curling also resolve with these methods you mentioned?

 

[Green75]

It should man...
Think of it as they are punch drunk..

Nitrogen being the punch...lol

In future maybe order off internet better medium...

Never use anything you don't know what it is or in it...the more you know the more you can control...

 

[Palefolklore]

Green75 lol, appreciate the help bud. thanks!

 

[Green75]

No sweat...good luck hope it all works out for you

 

[Royal Nugs]

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Royal Nugs Thanks alot. So you're saying I should up the humidity and this way the leaves may turn back to their original color? Or will they stay the same and the new growth will be the right color?
Green75 thanks for the advice. What do you suggest I do first? Adjust the humidity like Royal Nugs Suggested or add the saw dust first?

Old leaves usually keep their scars but coloring can change for sure. New growth will be your indicator, the old ones should fade a bit over time..

I've attached a vpd chart for optimal humidity based on temperature. You want to stay in the orange if possible. It's not terribly important, plenty of people grow just fine in various temperature and humidity ranges just fine. I just figured you'd like to know more. That's what it's all about right?

 

[Royal Nugs]

Great tip! Greenie in the clutch

 

[Palefolklore]

Royal Nugs ! Highly appreciate the help mate. Thanks! Cheers

 

[Karlee]

Hi Pale

I've read this thread and I didn't see what the growing medium is? you said you transplanted, with what?

 

[Palefolklore]

Karlee Hey Karlee, by that I mean't I transplanted the plants into bigger pots with the same soil. No extra nutrients, just the same soil in bigger pots.

 

[Karlee]

I think they don't like whatever soil you're using thus you have a N. problem . What is the brand?

 

[Palefolklore]

I've uploaded a pic of the soil bag in post # 7, it's some Dutch brand and has no English written on it. It was the only best soil I could get my hands on.

 

[Karlee]

I googled dutch Pindstrup and it seems they love the peat in the dirt and that wouldn't be a good choice .

​​​​​​http://www.pindstrup.com/home

Is it you don't want coconut coir? we need to fix your soil.

 

[Dagmar]

Good to know, thanks!

 

[Green75]

been a while..how she doing