What could be the problem here?

Izzythoed · Jul 20, 2020

I am using happy frog soil. Been feeding it only tarantula advance nutrients. Can someone point to a direction to this problem here? Maybe ph problems? Also it’s a purple
Haze plant

Redskare87 · Jul 21, 2020

That just looks like a tiny bit of nute burn. I’m not sure if tarantula has a npk value tho, I thought that was beneficial microbes stuff. In my opinion just back off on the nutes a bit. Good luck brother

Redskare87 · Jul 21, 2020

I think the edges curling up can be a sign of too much nutrients too. The tarantula could have worked too good making a little too much of the organic ferts available. Does not look bad at all though.

Izzythoed · Jul 21, 2020

Redskare87 said:
I think the edges curling up can be a sign of too much nutrients too. The tarantula could have worked too good making a little too much of the organic ferts available. Does not look bad at all though.

Thanks man that’s what I was thinking.

Dontjudgeme · Jul 22, 2020

Izzythoed said:
I am using happy frog soil. Been feeding it only tarantula advance nutrients. Can someone point to a direction to this problem here? Maybe ph problems? Also it’s a purple
Haze plant

Happy frog has a 5-7-3 as it’s NPK. Probably don’t wanna bottle feed right now. Not necessary.

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