My plants is to small and color is not good on some leafs

anotherdaymusic

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hey nick, do yo have animals? your pets can bring in pests, and so can you easily.... they might not be coming from the soil.. it might be great soil... but you might need some pesticides if they come back with the new batch with new, and sanitized area... my 2 cents..
 

nickdf

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hey nick, do yo have animals? your pets can bring in pests, and so can you easily.... they might not be coming from the soil.. it might be great soil... but you might need some pesticides if they come back with the new batch with new, and sanitized area... my 2 cents..
No It is the soil. I tested from where i bought and same shit. Whole container of wholesaler has infected soil. I bay new soil and im testing it. I put in jar and add water i will watch this soil for one week. If any bugs exists will go to top of the soil.
 

jcdws602

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Use 18 oz cups to start'em~ Use some seed starter soil~
Water just enough to get them going you don't have
to soak the soil. It'll take a week just for the 18 oz
cups to dry out. You put that little baby in a big pot
it'll never dry out!!
This is the best advise........some seeds can be started in nutrient rich soil.....but some can't.....getting some seed starting soil will eliminate the guessing if the seeds you have do or do not.......starting in a smaller container makes things a little easier as well......water only when pot feels light....only then.....seedlings are especially sensitive
 

stillfree

Active Member
ok, yeah man two waterings a day is wayyy too much. leave your plants alone for a couple days, the oxygen to your roots is necessary, even in hydro systems. Your tap water might not be too bad, mine is around 7.7, but drop it down to 6.5 so the plants have an easier time grabbing nutes from the soil... but yeah dude, i have smaller pots and i water it every 2 days at most. it wouldnt hurt to buy a ph meter and phup/down either, but your tapwater could be rockin.. read up about soil, plants, and ph'ed water, your babies will love you for it.
Is there away to up/down ur ph without ph up/down??
 

anotherdaymusic

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Is there away to up/down ur ph without ph up/down??
yeah its like coffe grounds, and something else... someone has definitely posted something about it before... and remember, theyre just plants, so botonist websites are going to have the best info... but check here on RIU...there has to have been a post about it before..


-Hahaha, so i was faded and searched it anyway.... I found on an old thread baking soda raises it and vinegar lowers it... i would read up more on it before using it, one guy said be careful how much baking soda you use because its a little salty or something and it could create a build up. But yeah man, i hope this is helping or giving you an idea.
 
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