I see 2 things wrong, first, its not getting nearly enough light thats why its getting so tall and lanky, second, the soil looks very heavy, did you add any perlite to the mix? The leaf issue could be due to poor soil IMHO. I hope other members will have more answers for you |
Hi Christine, Firstly, thank you very much for your answer, I appreciate you taking the time to write to me. Do you have any suggestions on how I can tackle the light issue? I do not have a better location to place them at for them to get more light. The hatch window that you see in the image is East-facing, and they approximately get 3-4 hours of direct sunlight on days that is not cloudy (and where I live it is cloudy 5/7 days). Previously I had a set-up with 4 LED lights above them that were on a timer for 9 hours a day, do you think it's worth having this set up again? I do not know if there is any perlite in the mix, and frankly I'm scared about taking them out of the pots and mixing it with perlite and replanting them - last time I did something like that, I ended up damaging the roots of one and she died. The mix may look heavy, but it's actually quite light - it may look like that because when I took this picture the soil was very dry. The mix I used was the Miracle-Gro Potting Mix with 21-11-16 and I replanted them about a month ago with fresh potting soil in bigger pots and fertilized conservatively with 20-20-20. |
I would set up the lights again, they need a lot of light, I was hoping other members would have more advice for you. This section is new and I only stumbled upon it the other day,maybe you should re-post In the (Ask A Question) section |
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