I’ve been successively grafting lophs on to Pereskiopsis. The oldest 8 were grafted half way through March and the others a month or so in between the smaller assortment. I have been watering and feeding one a week with general hydroponics products to the tune of npk 2-4-3. Everything has been going great until I noticed my oldest grafts leaves starting to yellow. Not really sure what’s up here? These guys are stressed but everything has been fairly consistent about 6 weeks ago I up the light up another 10% but don’t really think that’s the issue cuz none of the younger grafts are showing similar signs, any ideas?

by Ok_Function735

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  1. Ok_Function735

    Side note, there are also 2 yellow sticky traps visible

  2. _Daxemos

    Pereskiopsis are deciduous, they will drop their leaves eventually. They drop faster when dry, so I guess all you can do is keep them wet.

  3. hightide707

    The larger lophs could be taking all of the available nutrients from the plant. It’s response is to drop some leaves

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