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Im still using water tray method, full sunlight and sphagnum moss as medium. Should i change it? The dark green part is kind of soft and very thin not sure what wrong with it....
Are u saying water tray is bad for Ping. Tina? If so then i think i remove the water tray and see how it progress. BTW what did u use for the medium? Should i remix it with something or leave it as it is?
i think so, it does best for me if it isnt soaked.
i used like 50% peat and some other crap, not rlly a good mix, but it makes my tina look like lettuce
i think so, it does best for me if it isnt soaked.
i used like 50% peat and some other crap, not rlly a good mix, but it makes my tina look like lettuce
Noted and will remove the tray.Could this be a sign of dormancy cause it produce no 'mucilage',stunted growth with thick small leaves (or this case look like scale leaves) What are the sign of dormancy of this ping. and what should i do if so......
I dont think its dormancy, mine havent been truely dormant yet, but if i dont water them for a month or more the new leaves slowly become smaller and smaller.
I think that is the way it goes into dormancy.
I dont think its dormancy, mine havent been truely dormant yet, but if i dont water them for a month or more the new leaves slowly become smaller and smaller.
I think that is the way it goes into dormancy.
Well the leaves is indeed getting smaller and not growing recently so maybe is going to dormancy (hopefully i dont want the plant to die on me :-(). I've move it to a more shadier place. I notice today that the distorted part turns black and crispy hopefully it wont affect the plant.
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