So, this has mostly been an issue with oviferium, but has also effected my moonsilver and Grapto amathestium. wrinkled. Leaves. I’ve watered less, more, in between! I don’t know what to do! They are planted in a gritty mix without pine bark so underwatering seemed more the culprit, but no salami it seems. They are all of various ages and sizes. I have yanked them up, roots are seemingly strong, plentiful and bright white. Wtf is going on? I have tried a great many things at this point. I am an experienced grower and this issue is really bothering me, as they are my favorite type of plant. To be honest, I’m wondering if it’s gritty mix. Thinking of returning them to a more organic soil. A few things to note, I use grow lights and the leaves are not yellow or super squishy and they don’t fall off. Good lord, please help me. I’m about to lose it!!!!
chuckerfly
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