Yellow tips

[Terry_Flanagan1]

Hi all just after a bit of advice for my friends plant. We acquired her off a friend who had it outdoors, but his neighbours told him to remove it or they'd call the police, the fuckers.

It's a purple urkle auto and now it's indoors, the set up isn't great for now as my friend is moving flat at the end of the month so he just has it in his cupboard under 20/4.

Been watering every couple of days and small amount of nutes and just a plain water. But lately yellow tips have formed and 2 lower fan leaves are discolouring. Any advice on what it could be? I thought nute burn but he's really mot used many. Or could it be shocked from moving to an indoor?

Any help would be appreciated

[ohlordyeah_420]

How many days old is it? I'm guessing it's in soil?

[camkush]

We def have too much Nitrogen... and good chance calcium problems. Even if it was just a little feed it appears the soil is a hot one( my soil is also very hot), and even a little nutrients can push a plant to show if it was on the edge with the original soil

[Terry_Flanagan1]

Not sure on the days but believe he said would be ready September 10th, yes it's in soil at the moment in a ceramic pot I believe.

OK I'll tell him to cut back on the nutes and I have some biobizz calmag he can use. Sure it'll work itself out, it smells lovely tho

[Sage]

I'd be concerned about those white specks, might be thrips.

[Terry_Flanagan1]

[Terry_Flanagan1]

I'd be concerned about those white specks, might be thrips.

Oh really? How do I go about fixing that?

[Nanook]

Pot looks too small to me tbh. Possibly causing issues. Nute burn and possibly locked out, but im not a soil grower.

[Sage]

I'd be concerned about those white specks, might be thrips.

Oh really? How do I go about fixing that?

I'd get some more input first to see if others agree before taking actions on it.

[Sage]

Any other thoughts on if specks are thrips or not?