Pogostemon Erectus Problems
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Pogostemon Erectus Problems
So, I snagged some of this at an auction and have been struggling with it. If it wasn't breaking apart, it would uproot it self. If it didn't uproot itself, it would start shedding it's leaves. It is growing, albeit slowly, but it isn't thriving.
Currently under high light (Ray2) with Seachem Flourish ferts. Any suggestions?
You can see it in the background, there has been some new growth, it's still pretty raggedy.
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Currently under high light (Ray2) with Seachem Flourish ferts. Any suggestions?
You can see it in the background, there has been some new growth, it's still pretty raggedy.
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bronzefighter- Senior Member
- Join date : 2013-09-26
Age : 34
Location : Everett
Re: Pogostemon Erectus Problems
Hi bronzefighter,
Pogostemon erectus (background left) is typically not a fast grower like some stem plants. My experience has been that it likes lower dKH and dGH along with steady ferts for best growth. The good news is you new growth is looking good, maybe give it a few weeks and cut off the tops and plant those as well.
Pogostemon erectus (left rear)
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Pogostemon erectus (background left) is typically not a fast grower like some stem plants. My experience has been that it likes lower dKH and dGH along with steady ferts for best growth. The good news is you new growth is looking good, maybe give it a few weeks and cut off the tops and plant those as well.
Pogostemon erectus (left rear)
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Seattle_Aquarist- Lifetime Member
- Join date : 2011-01-27
Location : Renton, WA
Re: Pogostemon Erectus Problems
Seattle_Aquarist wrote:Hi bronzefighter,
Pogostemon erectus (background left) is typically not a fast grower like some stem plants. My experience has been that it likes lower dKH and dGH along with steady ferts for best growth. The good news is you new growth is looking good, maybe give it a few weeks and cut off the tops and plant those as well.
Pogostemon erectus (left rear)
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Thanks for the input Roy. I'll give it some more time then start trimming and replanting. I'd love to have a nice background clump in that spot.
bronzefighter- Senior Member
- Join date : 2013-09-26
Age : 34
Location : Everett
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