- Sun Apr 07, 2024 10:54 pm
#449645
5 capensis (well, one herc x self) of mine are undergoing some weird issue I need help with. The lamina begin by growing out stunted, and the leaves shorten until lamina does not even develop. This problem has persisted over the course of a year with a couple dews and I noticed a few more are beginning to go this way. This problem has continued through a couple mite infestations over a year and has been unaffected during them (Mites were treated and successfully eradicated with Bioadvanced 3-in-1). I closely inspect my plants and have seen no evidence of pests visible to the naked eye on these.
This is my worst one:![Image](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)
Has anyone seen this before? Could it be bad peat? I have considered repotting into lfs, maybe this will help? I have flushed the pots before to no affect, and in fact I have a threadleaf growing in the same pot as one of them that appears unaffected. They are all growing in the same conditions:
under yescoms.
This is my worst one:
Has anyone seen this before? Could it be bad peat? I have considered repotting into lfs, maybe this will help? I have flushed the pots before to no affect, and in fact I have a threadleaf growing in the same pot as one of them that appears unaffected. They are all growing in the same conditions:
![Image](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/277237653970092032/1226592737961181225/Screenshot_20240407_110111.jpg?ex=66255481&is=6612df81&hm=bbc1544595b2e76d9f094939cd5e80bb8821f716e045feda9d98d1eb577ff6b7&)
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