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Indoor Help, I think my plants have too much heat
- Thread starter Peterh1977
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illbethere
The pope of mango
by how "shiny" your leaves appear to be in the pictures I might think you are overwatering? Do you have pictures under normal light? I doubt heat is the problem I seem to spot a bit of heat stress but nothing to really worry about. but those hanging leaves/ clawing leaves I would suggest watering less (or more) and maybe cut down on the feeding. those spots could also be cal-mag tho. I'm sorry it's kinda hard to tell.
Cheers Fella,
no pictures under normal light as yet but will post when I have. Magnesium deficiency was my second thought. I was also thinking it may just be the plant using all its energy as the plant is coming to its harvest date.
no pictures under normal light as yet but will post when I have. Magnesium deficiency was my second thought. I was also thinking it may just be the plant using all its energy as the plant is coming to its harvest date.
illbethere
The pope of mango
Cal-mag def isn't uncommon when buds start forming do you have cal-mag or anything containing it to supplement?
No I'll go and get some tomorrow
