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June 8, 2007 | #1 |
Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: MT
Posts: 438
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Salt or ammonium injury/toxicity
If you look at the third sticky in this forum, the third link, and #18 (amonioum toxicity. . . salt injury) that is EXACTLY what some of my plants look like. . .
I did add epsom salt, but just a little and it's mixed way down. . . . though on one of the plants I just stuck in three days ago so there's no way it's getting to the salt down below. . . I've read that too much fertilizer can do this? I mixed tomatotone into the soil sparingly, and sprinkled a handful on top of my straw. . . we had torrential downpours for days here. . . so probably it washed all the fertilizer off the straw into the plants! I have many back-up plants. . . should turn over the soil and stick these in instead or is there away I can get read of the salt toxicity? I swear I'm not being a hypochondriac this time. . . it really is exactly what my plants look like. . . Thanks (and sigh). . . the rest of my maters are just "going in the ground" as obviously I do more harm than good! Last edited by hasshoes; June 8, 2007 at 11:09 AM. |
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