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It isn't lack of N. Root space and light intensity will give ya leaf drop. Those plants are GREEN.
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Ok thanks, I will try potting up and putting it outside when the weather gets nicer, if it ever does lol
Mega,
I'd say your just worrying too much.
I have a Hungarian Wax plant that had a few leaves start looking like that after a while, and eventually they fell off and were replaced by new ones. I think it's just part of the cycle.
You may want to check for mites too. Just to be safe. A pot up probably couldn't hurt either.
And I highly recommend the book. It's an interesting read for chiliheads like us, and it has a lot of great info in it, but a lot of that you can find here if you look in the right places. It's by some professors at the NMSU-CPI, so you can get it there.
Good luck!
I'd say your just worrying too much.
I have a Hungarian Wax plant that had a few leaves start looking like that after a while, and eventually they fell off and were replaced by new ones. I think it's just part of the cycle.
You may want to check for mites too. Just to be safe. A pot up probably couldn't hurt either.
And I highly recommend the book. It's an interesting read for chiliheads like us, and it has a lot of great info in it, but a lot of that you can find here if you look in the right places. It's by some professors at the NMSU-CPI, so you can get it there.
Good luck!
So did pretty much all your leaves fall off? I even found a baby leaf that fell off today. I'd say the plant has lost almost 1/2 its leaves and counting. I have no problem with it just as long as the new leaves stay on. I hope I'm worrying to much. Lol I will try to pot up here shortlyMega,
I'd say your just worrying too much.
I have a Hungarian Wax plant that had a few leaves start looking like that after a while, and eventually they fell off and were replaced by new ones. I think it's just part of the cycle.
You may want to check for mites too. Just to be safe. A pot up probably couldn't hurt either.
And I highly recommend the book. It's an interesting read for chiliheads like us, and it has a lot of great info in it, but a lot of that you can find here if you look in the right places. It's by some professors at the NMSU-CPI, so you can get it there.
Good luck!