My baby tree was doing so great and overnight poof! Wilted. I talked with WillSC about it and we're both stumped because it could be couple things. One is overwatered and root rot.
Second could be fungal gnat larve
3 got too hot. Sense the day I noticed it I quickly covered with a bottle because I read if a cutting is rapidly sprouting new growth faster then the roots the tree pushes all its energy to the new growth vs the roots and kills the tree. So by adding very high humidity and lightly misting the new growth the leafs won't need as much water to stay hydrated and with again focus in the roots. Here's the thing. I kinda looks like she's comming back the branches are staying up on their own when before they were on the ground and there's even a few buds looking to open and a couple perfectly healthy leafs. What do I do now? I bought a 109w LED daylight bulb to try out or have my regular grow bulb. It's in a pit under a dome. And partially on a heat mat. Think it needs dark and heat or photosynthesis to help the leaves come back?
Second could be fungal gnat larve
3 got too hot. Sense the day I noticed it I quickly covered with a bottle because I read if a cutting is rapidly sprouting new growth faster then the roots the tree pushes all its energy to the new growth vs the roots and kills the tree. So by adding very high humidity and lightly misting the new growth the leafs won't need as much water to stay hydrated and with again focus in the roots. Here's the thing. I kinda looks like she's comming back the branches are staying up on their own when before they were on the ground and there's even a few buds looking to open and a couple perfectly healthy leafs. What do I do now? I bought a 109w LED daylight bulb to try out or have my regular grow bulb. It's in a pit under a dome. And partially on a heat mat. Think it needs dark and heat or photosynthesis to help the leaves come back?
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