Uncle practices what he preaches.
Having returned from the garden center,I have mixed up four gallons of very warm water to which I have added four tablespoons of ground up pellets. They are very small to begin with and it is said they will dissolve in water by themselves. But I like to work with a touch of consistency. There is more material in the teaspoon when ground,there are fewer varying air spaces between the pellets when ground up.
Do not and any other nutrients or solution to the liked water.
Nutrients mixed in have the potential to react chemically.
The instructions call for 2-4 tablespoons per plant but that is for use on top of the soil, we do not want to create a problem with excessive uptake so we are only going to use 1 tablespoon per gallon of water. The results should not happen overnight but instead in about a week visibly by next watering.
I have 5 to 10 plants out of 35 that are displaying some form of nutrient/pH problem I have been chasing
I trimmed lots of burned tips and ugly leaves from this one.
I trim the ugly off so I can gauge changes in both directions or no change. Lol
A little bit curled a little yellowy
I’ll be cutting the really ugly leaves off, it will also improve light penetration