It could be...or too much or little water.
Make sure the pot has dried enough that it lightens in weight before watering again.
Make sure the pot has dried enough that it lightens in weight before watering again.
Indoor Ruderalis Indica® by Sensi Seeds.
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Yeah, that's what I do. Generally they need watering every 36 hours as they get completely dry and light. I feed them 1 litre as they're in 5 litre pots. At first they get a bit droopy but then they adjust a couple hours later and reach for the sky but at the moment they are looking a little sad. Hopefully they will have perked up by tomorrow.
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Well, the good news is that they have really perked up today! Must have been a mixture of new lighting and watering. The ambient temp is around 29°c working on bringing it down to 28°c. Should I add a bowl of water to raise humidity levels as they're only 32%. Thanks again!
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Once she looks happy I wouldnt worry about RH being low... reduces risk of mould...
Looks so bleached with high exposure lol. You get an idea of what they're like though. They stand well over a meter in height. Pretty tall for autos.If you Increase the exposure level on your camera it should reduce the lines a bit
They look lovely though
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With a bit of tweaking on camera settings in my phone (ISO and White Balance) and also photographing through polarised sunglass lense you can achieve a photo like the attached if you use magnetic ballast which causes the black lines.
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