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damianshygro

leaf curl and yellowing on peppers!!!!!!

11 years ago

Hello,
I have been having a problem with my indoor soil grow (43 days from sprout). The leaves of all my peppers seem to be curling up and now they are starting to yellow. All signs are pointing to overwatering, but at the moment I just can't be sure. The room temps are 75 degrees F and 30-35% RH. My last solution ppm was 370ppm, which included pH buffers. The pH of the solution was 6.27. After noticing a problem, I ran clean pH'd water through the soil at 40ppms and tested my runoff, which was 425ppm for one of the peppers with a pH of 7.58!
I would appreciate any feedback and solutions to why the plants are doing what they are doing.
Thank you!!

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