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[MaskedPlants]

@Mañ'O'Green Yes soil seems wet all around, the pot is super heavy now and I did not get any runoff when I saturated the soil yesterday.
The leaf in the back of the first picture is super soggy, was not like that yesterday and there are little yellow markings on it? Hard to see in the pictures.
I might just be paranoid too

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

@Mañ'O'Green Yes soil seems wet all around, the pot is super heavy now and I did not get any runoff when I saturated the soil yesterday.
The leaf in the back of the first picture is super soggy, was not like that yesterday and there are little yellow markings on it? Hard to see in the pictures.
I might just be paranoid too

There may be a little stress from what has been going on. Don't worry this is very minor and the plants look fine to me.

 

[MaskedPlants]

Hey guys

End of day 12 for my girl.

She's growing and looking healthy, but there is still those weird yellow spots on the bottom leaves, really not sure what it might be, doesn't look like any bug infestation from what Ive seen under the leaves.
It did not get worse, but it did not get any better for those leaves also. New leaves look healthy.
She's touching the sides of the fabric pot so I'm starting to water all the soil every 2-3 days or depending on the weight.
@Proph Any idea what those bottom leaves are doing with the weird spots?

 

[MaskedPlants]

Day 15

Again, my girl seems to be doing fine, the first set of leaves at the bottom are still yellow but it does not seem to affect her.

The leaves have a tendency to curl downward at the tip, I'm guessing hot soil and nitrogen toxicity or overwatering, so I'll give it a little bit of time for the next watering and see if that what it.

If anyone could tell me if it's overwatering or nitrogen toxicity that would help a lot!
Thanks to everyone!

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

Day 15

Again, my girl seems to be doing fine, the first set of leaves at the bottom are still yellow but it does not seem to affect her.

The leaves have a tendency to curl downward at the tip, I'm guessing hot soil and nitrogen toxicity or overwatering, so I'll give it a little bit of time for the next watering and see if that what it.

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If anyone could tell me if it's overwatering or nitrogen toxicity that would help a lot!
Thanks to everyone!

It does not look like nitrogen toxicity or over-watering. It is not good to have that plant sitting in an aluminum pan. Nutrients will oxidize it very rapidly and the aluminum can be absorbed into the soil. It should be on a plant stand with an air-gap so you can remove any run-off to waste (outdoor garden) but plastic or stainless steel only for contact with nutrients.

You have a little bit of drooping which is usually an environmental problem RH is too low or too high in relation to the temperature. This does not look concerning to me.

 

[MaskedPlants]

@Mañ'O'Green Uh-Oh.. I did not know for the aluminium pan, I removed it and will look for a better solution.
I am maintaining temps of 75F and RH of 50-55%, do you think there is an issue with those numbers at this stage?
Again thank you so much for your knowledge on my journey!

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

@Mañ'O'Green Uh-Oh.. I did not know for the aluminium pan, I removed it and will look for a better solution.
I am maintaining temps of 75F and RH of 50-55%, do you think there is an issue with those numbers?
Again thank you so much for your knowledge on my journey!

Should be ok, steady as she goes!

 

[MaskedPlants]

@Mañ'O'Green Awesome!
Am I correct to assume she is growing her 4th node right now, so I should be able to top her once she starts growing her 5th node?

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

It is hard to see the node count in the picture.

 

[MaskedPlants]

@Mañ'O'Green Better pic to tell, growing 4th node right now am I right?
So when it starts growing the 5th node I cut?
Thanks!