Help needed

Hello, I am currently worried about a plant of mine that is having issues with the leaves. I may be overreacting but my plant is showing wrinkled leaves with what looks like problems expanding it's leaves. Any help for this noob is GREATLY APPRECIATED. I will attach a photo to help you help me. Thanks a million.

Don't see anything wrong ???

I tend to over worry lol it just doesn't look as healthy as its sisters.

CommanderTRON said:

I tend to over worry lol it just doesn't look as healthy as its sisters.

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Looks a tad hungry but nothing to worry about

Ty for responding, been going to forums posting and sitting here like a mother waiting to hear about her child's test results lol

Maybe some noots? Bout due for weeklies. Tomorrow or so.

Are you in soil?

Yes, happy frog. With vegamatrix nutrients.

How big are these pots and how long have the plants been in them?

Time to potup, next grow avoid these smaller pots go the next size up,

the roots are getting cramped ..

look for the tell tale burn on the tips

good luck

They're 1 gallons. I heard its good to keep switching pots going up in size as much as you can. Is that true? They've been in those gallons maybe 1.5 weeks. Thanks again for all this good info

Yeah I put healthy plants from Dixie cups into 1 gallons then 3 gallon and 5 gallon about every week to week and a half that's about how long it takes for them to become Root bound. But I'm also running cocoa not soil

I hear good things about coco. I might clone some to coco. Any big drawbacks?

CommanderTRON said:

I hear good things about coco. I might clone some to coco. Any big drawbacks?

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Not really, no. It's much easier to work with than soil (IMO). Coco is inert (for the most part) and will require nutrient feedings after you've rooted. Very hard to over-water and tons of air for the root structure.

Yea there are no drawback as I see it. I use about 80% Coco 20% perilite. It is much easier to fix plant issues as your medium is nutral and can be completely flushed. Your plants will root faster, and I see greater growth rates as well. Another plus is you can re-use your growing medium.

Sweet

You guys are great thanks for the info

Here's an updated picture. The back center is the plant I asked for help on. I just wanted to post a more current photo. Fixed ph issues and re-potted. Seem to being doing good now. 1 month after germination. Thanks again everyone.

Yea they look great. More pics soon