Problem help please

Hello I posted other day and got told my plant was suffering from lack of nitrogen and also maybe ph shock, I have been phing the water and adding more nutrients now but leafs have started to look worse going all droopy was wondering if that’s normal and how long will it take before it’s back to normal thanks
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You have your answer, too much of a good thing.

Andrewg42099 said:

I have been phing the water and adding more nutrients now but leafs have started to look worse going all droopy

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Too much water and nitrogen now....go easy. Don't be surprised to see the old leaves start to have nute burn issues in the next few days. Just worry about the leaves that are coming

DCcan said:

You have your answer, too much of a good thing.


Too much water and nitrogen now....go easy. Don't be surprised to see the old leaves start to have nute burn issues in the next few days. Just worry about the leaves that are coming

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Okay cheers mate so should I just keep feeding what I’m feeding but give them bit less water? I’m giving them about a litre with 1ml of bio grow in it aswell the soil also has nutrients in it but was running low

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Andrewg42099 said:

Okay cheers mate so should I just keep feeding what I’m feeding but give them bit less water? I’m giving them about a litre with 1ml of bio grow in it aswell the soil also has nutrients in it but was running low

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Just water them, when they need water, and feed them when they need to be fed. Many people find that feeding once per week, or once every 2 waterings, is a decent interval to prevent over or under feeding.

TreeFarmerCharlie said:

Just water them, when they need water, and feed them when they need to be fed. Many people find that feeding once per week, or once every 2 waterings, is a decent interval to prevent over or under feeding.

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Okay cheers mate