HELP!

[voodoolord]

I just got several different chili plants including some trinidad scorpions. All the plants looked good and I repotted them and fertilized with 12-6-6 kelp fertilizer at one ounce per gallon. Everything was looking good untill the scorpion plants started dropping leaves. The leaves turned blotchy green and yellow and just dropped off, only the scorpions, the rest look good. Ill try to post a pic. any help would be great. Im indoors with T5 lighting by the way.


How do you post a pic by the way?

[Rami]

Sorry i got no idea what the problem might be, i could only take a amateurish guess so ill just let it be

For posting picks, you need to upload your picture to remote server or ftp, and when your writing your repply here, you need to use tags

Koodia [Valitse] Laajenna

[img]http:\\www.yourpictureurl.com\mytrinidadloosingleaves.jpg[/img] like so and the image can be viewed on the thread.

[Ryhis]

Difficult to say without a photo. My guess is too much watering..

[wizzard]

yellow leaves means many things ... too much watering? too much fertilizing? or not enough light?

also leaves can turn yellow when there's lack of nitrogen and/or iron (Fe) in soil ... but they shouldn't drop in such circumstances.

[voodoolord]

Heres a pic.

[PointZero]

Another newbie here with a similar problem. This is my second year growing and in addition of growing my own plants I got a pregrown Trinidad Scorpion and Chichen Itza sprout in rockwool on January. I've been treating them both similarly and where the Itza has doubled in size and seems to be getting ready to flower the Scorpion has stayed about the same size and has dropped a few leaves.

Losing few of the small lower leaves wouldn't trouble me but now some of the larger leaves have gone all limp like a week old salad. The leaves aren't exactly yellow but they do have a few brown spots with yellow around them. I've been giving the plant the recommended dose of bio bact and like I said earlier the Itza is doing just great with the same care.

Only thing I can come up with is that the plant isn't getting enough light since it's been having only daylight.