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Any ideas???
- Thread starter Dr. D
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Looks like it may have been over watered when you found out it was dry.
Did you dose it with some high N? Looks a little toxic.
Did you dose it with some high N? Looks a little toxic.
take this advice with a grain of salt... That kinda looks like wind burn... esp. the second pic... do you have a fan directly on them?
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Don't mean to get off topic but what do you use the the bubble wrap for that is seen in the background. Walls of some sort.
Mo,
Mo,
Hey BigMo that is bubble wrap u can see there it helps with insulation on cold nights and nearing winter also stops plants gettin burnt from direct sun and it also helps keep rpying eyes out as u cant see th weed plants unless u get reaaly close and look in..
Hey DWW yeh the temps can get really high in the greenhouse so im guessing thats wot it is..wen that suns out it gets hot as hell in there....peace and thanks for ur input
Hey DWW yeh the temps can get really high in the greenhouse so im guessing thats wot it is..wen that suns out it gets hot as hell in there....peace and thanks for ur input
rastamonunika
Active member
wind burn, they have all sorts of silly names for plant problems... nothing beats nature . . . =P .. . good luck doc, be safe and ull be fine, no worries. . .
peace and love
ras UnIka
peace and love
ras UnIka
dr. d - haven't seen this on my girls, but this has happened to me on a few occasions with bonsai wisteria and birch when they dry out. Seems some of the leaves suffer a bit more dehydration than others, watering makes 'em partially come back, the worst leaves often crisp up and drop in the ensuing week or 2.
