/r/PlantsBeingJerks
A place for sharing videos, gifs, and images of plants being jerks.
A place for sharing videos, gifs, and images of plants being jerks.
Please only post plants being jerks, not animals being jerks.
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I realize this sub is basically dead. This sub needs mods to take on not only running it but bringing it back from the dead. Finding ways to promote it and get traffic and return it to its former glory!
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These seedlings are about half a month old. They’ve never been repotted as they were grown from seeds. They are kept near a window most of the time; not too long ago we gave them a few hours on the kitchen windowsill, which is brighter.
They’re kept in plastic pots with drainage holes, maybe four or five inches in diameter. The bagged soil we used is well-draining general-purpose indoor plant soil. It’s supposed to provide ample nutrients for at least six months.
Last time we watered them was thirteen days ago, and then again just yesterday. We used bottled spring water and gave them enough to make their pots start draining. When they stopped, we put them in their yellow cache pots.
Yesterday we noticed their first and only two leaves getting pale and yellow at the tips. Today they were crispier (photo 1 and 2). Then I left for a four-hour work shift, and when I came back they were even worse! (photo 3)
PLEASE help! My sister will be heartbroken if these die…