w8, so the epsom salt isn't the problem?
cuz i added a tablespoon of epsom salt a couple weeks ago, and a week before that...and this was occuring even then
on my fatalii most of the leaves are a yellowish shade of green
and most of the flowers have been aborting
when the flowers abort they either die very early on(turn brown/shrivel up)
or they turn yellow and fall off
what could be causing this?
last year for my dried red habs i used a food processor to make em into a powder, and it wasn't a very fine powder...
any reccomendations on somthing fairly cheap, that basically makes dried peppers into dust?
for the past couple of days, i've noticed a bunch of mosquitoes just hangin out on my fatalii
any idea why they seem to like it so much? and is it a problem?
i'll be moving in a week or 2, so i'm thinkin they'll proly go away after that.
i think i read somewhere that worm casting has an enzyme that the plant absorbs, which fire ants don't like...although that could just be to prevent the ants from eating young plants
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just googled it, heres what came up
http://www.controlfireants.com/worm-castings.htm
heres what my fatalii looks like atm
been outside for 2 weeks now
growing at a bit of an angle; towards the sunrise...well either that, or towards the stake
my local wal mart doesnt sell bone meal anymore =/
so i was wondering, would it be alright if i were to dissolve calcium tablets into a watering can?
and if so, about what would the measurements be?
don't think they're a problem...after the top layer of soil dried, they seemed to have left.
im guessing they just liked the moist conditions after it rained for a couple days
i've noticed a bunch of these tiny white bugs (about the size of a spider mite) i havn't seen any on the plant, but they are all over the soil...any idea what these things are, and are they a problem?
i went out and tied my fatalii to it's stake when that storm came through here...caught a cold or somthin from it, finally startin to feel a lil better today:(