A addiction Aug 12, 2013 #1 I have 36 plants on the side of my house the top leaves are scrawny and curling, the rest of the plant pale yellow green with very few flowers. All of my potted plants are doing well. here are some pictures
I have 36 plants on the side of my house the top leaves are scrawny and curling, the rest of the plant pale yellow green with very few flowers. All of my potted plants are doing well. here are some pictures
PepperDaddler Aug 12, 2013 #2 Looks like the broad mite problem I had a couple weeks ago. Only without the bronzing.
spicy_echo Aug 12, 2013 #3 I have a plant doing something similar. I don't have broad mites. Not sure. I will follow this thread. Thanks.
I have a plant doing something similar. I don't have broad mites. Not sure. I will follow this thread. Thanks.
A addiction Aug 12, 2013 #4 I looked all over the plants and did not see anything as far as bugs. Was thinking some kind of deficiency
I looked all over the plants and did not see anything as far as bugs. Was thinking some kind of deficiency
PepperDaddler Aug 12, 2013 #5 Found creepy crawlies that moved like spiders earlier. Hopefully the ladybugs I bought will eat them.
Found creepy crawlies that moved like spiders earlier. Hopefully the ladybugs I bought will eat them.
D DoubleJ Nov 12, 2014 #6 I have a similar problem in my aquaponics setup. I'm almost sure it has something to do with the water... Anyone know what deficiencies this can be caused from?
I have a similar problem in my aquaponics setup. I'm almost sure it has something to do with the water... Anyone know what deficiencies this can be caused from?
PapaBill Nov 12, 2014 #7 The guide pic I have says that would be calcium deficiancy. New leaves misshapen or stunted. Existing leaves remain green. Edit to link for pic: Another guide said it also could be signs of a K or Mg overdose. This one may help with the hydro issue:
The guide pic I have says that would be calcium deficiancy. New leaves misshapen or stunted. Existing leaves remain green. Edit to link for pic: Another guide said it also could be signs of a K or Mg overdose. This one may help with the hydro issue: