Does this look OK?
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Yup, it will be fine. Bigger pots provide more room for error. A plant in a big enough pot can easily withstand (and flourish) in 100F heat. You can always place it in indirect light, which is still stronger than any artificial light.
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Would you happen to know what this is and how to fix itYup, it will be fine. Bigger pots provide more room for error. A plant in a big enough pot can easily withstand (and flourish) in 100F heat. You can always place it in indirect light, which is still stronger than any artificial light.
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Could be many things, none of which are a deal breaker. You can see the new growth is vibrant green...that plant wants to live!
My next move would be to up-pot to larger pot (preferably fabric) with decent soil. Stick to the basics and your plant will do fine.
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I'm using pro mix soil and feeding half what bottle says on the 10_15_10 plant good
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aha....
Pro-mix is def not "soil"...it's peat moss and perlite...great for starting plants and as an additive for heavy soil (as I use it)...but there are no nutrients in it....
The "plant food" is likely the issue here...and I don't know enough about it to comment...but likely you will post the brand or a pic of it and people will chime in...
For the $, I would invest in a 5 or 7-gallon fabric pot and bag of Happy Frog or Fox Farm (or any of those types of bagged soils) and replant the plant...good soil in a good pot makes all the drama disappear. If you want to boost it later in flowering you can add something every 2-3x waterings.
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I just saw your question here about Pro-Mix soil...is that the soil you are using for the plant above? If so AND your adding "plant food" you are killing your plants with too many nutrients (and the issue above likely related to it). That Pro-Mix potting soil has plenty of nutrients to keep a plant alive....
