Leaf curling down on some of my plant

pcduck · Jun 2, 2018

I wouldn't want to go any larger than I already do. I feel that going larger is wasting space in the grow medium and the surface area of the perlite.
I see no benefit of anything larger, but if it works for you, that all that matters.

Wny_outdoorsman · Jun 2, 2018

pcduck said:
I wouldn't want to go any larger than I already do. I feel that going larger is wasting space in the grow medium and the surface area of the perlite.
I see no benefit of anything larger, but if it works for you, that all that matters.

The stuff I get is prolly size of quarter to silver dollar to begin with after I mix it up it breaks down most pieces the size of dime to quarter naturally lotsa smaller pieces too but I just love this stuff never had root systems like this untill I started using it

GreenWizard · Jun 2, 2018

umbra said:
ph is off

I've ordered a ph meter, I think my water is a bit high. I will know by monday.
The plants are stable since I repoted them. I will probebly take cuttings from the worst one and try to salvage what i can.

Awesome discussion on perlite vs vermiculite.
I'm loving this forum so far, thanks for all the help again.

look i've made a new friend
red belly snake in my leeks just chilling

GreenWizard · Jun 10, 2018

Here's an update, they are recovering but they are flowering... stress probebly caused this?
They are bagseed from crack berry, I'm really worried about them going herm or some weird behavior now as they probebly going to go back in vegetation soon, lol.

Btw i check my water ph, it's around 7.2 wich i know is a bit high, what would be the best way to lower it a bit and should i really worry about this if going organic?

I fertlised the auto flowering with some fish fertilizer 3-6-3 my water went down to 6.2 and the water coming out at the bottom was around 6.6. So i'm guessing my soil is a bit high.

Should i try to lower it down on the plant that look healthy or am i just messing with something that i should'nt worry about?