How often are you watering?

Also, what medium are you using, and what fertilizer and how often?

Thanks,

Michael

The medium in the ground is Miracle Grow Garden Soil, and the medium for the containers is a 5:1:1 mix of pine bark, peat and perlite. Both are extremely well draining. Ironically, I have one plant in a SWC, and it looks GREAT! Beautiful dark green leaves. So, if it were anything to do with watering, I would have to say that they are too dry.

I incorporated a CRF into the mixes originally, and I fertilize wealky at 1/4 strength with every watering, with Foliage Pro.

I'm trying to think what the differences are between my SWC and the rest. My SWC has a higher pH soil, is wetter, and has more fertilizer.

I can eliminate the pH factor, because MG garden soil has a relatively high pH also.

Thinking aloud, the only think I'm left with is that I need more water, and maybe a little more fertilizer.

Even though leaf curl is not that serious, I would be nice if I could relieve the little bit of stress they seem to be experiencing. Thanks.

I have a plant with very, very similar leaf curl. Its actually in a ~5gal container with standard potting soil in the bottom 1/4 and moisture control potting mix in the rest. I think I read somewhere on here that the moisture control stuff isn't recommended, but that was after I planted.

Nitrogen deficiency

Growth dwarfed, thin and upright habit; stem and petioles rigid; leaves pale green, occasional purplish tints, older leaves yellowing.

Thanks. I'm going to up the fertilizer and water. It has been warm, sunny, and dry for the last few weeks. Luxurious problems!! Now that the plants are getting some size, they drink a lot and the medium is very fast draining. I'm not too worried, they are growing well, and have lots of blossoms. I've never over fertilized a plant "yet." My only 5 gal SWC has a full cup of fertilizer around the top rim, and that plant looks really good.

Any improvement with the extra fertilizer?