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What's happening here?
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No, no ferts. It was really dry, and I gave it a water last night thinking it was just wilted. But it hasn't improved much. I've been really careful with watering. I often think I under water.
It was quite cool yesterday compared to recent days, so that probably didn't help with water drying off.
It was quite cool yesterday compared to recent days, so that probably didn't help with water drying off.
Yeah, it's got drain holes, but I've been trying my best at watering only when it looks like it needs it. And usually that's when it's starting to look a little droopy. Normally it'd pick up after a couple hours.
That leaf was exposed to too much direct sun when I was attempting to harden. It picked up really well after that and has been going great guns. It's my first year growing though, so I don't know what I'm really looking at. But, learning experiences and all that jazz.
That leaf was exposed to too much direct sun when I was attempting to harden. It picked up really well after that and has been going great guns. It's my first year growing though, so I don't know what I'm really looking at. But, learning experiences and all that jazz.
ZOMG!!! there's a f'n PAC MAN in the cup!!!! Dude, you're f'kd!
And... It's got purple zombie death syphillis disease! Ur gonna have to burn it and all the plants in the house and anything else that has the colour purple!
And those cups are .25mm to wide at the top for optimum growth. And the angle you are holding the plant on the second shot scares the chilli into hibernation mode.
And your soil is too brown. It needs to be more caramel and burnt orange.
And... It's got purple zombie death syphillis disease! Ur gonna have to burn it and all the plants in the house and anything else that has the colour purple!
And those cups are .25mm to wide at the top for optimum growth. And the angle you are holding the plant on the second shot scares the chilli into hibernation mode.
And your soil is too brown. It needs to be more caramel and burnt orange.
Looks perfectly fine to me
LMAODeathtosnails said:
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The second picture does look a little wilted and droopy compared to the first picture (back off the water just a little bit), but in general I agree with Sarge that the plant seems to be generally thriving.
As others point out, there has been some leaf drop from the first couple of nodes. This is generally expected as part of the plant's natural history.
I think the remedy here is patience. If it continues to progress, you can expect some blooms in a couple of months.
As others point out, there has been some leaf drop from the first couple of nodes. This is generally expected as part of the plant's natural history.
I think the remedy here is patience. If it continues to progress, you can expect some blooms in a couple of months.
