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Dude, just let em be. Maybe start a few more and never throw it out unless it's hopeless, it's always a learning experience, it should be fine if you don't love it so much...I made the same mistake with 2 of my first ones and learned from it :clap:

Yep nice looking buddy + rep for that :weed: :clap:

Yep just like MG it's hot, don't do anything until soil is dry, then water lightly for first 2 weeks, then flush it and start with regular water till it drains out a little everytime you water her

Well, the soil looks soaked, so I'm gona say you're over watering caused the brown leaves and also there's alot of bark in there, it may carry tannins (sp) that can cause acidity in the soil.

AH YA...You never feed babies, that's what those lil round leaves are...cotyledons, food/energy for plant...do not feed for the first 3 to 4 weeks of that poor babies life, in this case death, and then only 1/4 strength of what's recommended...

I had a couple bagseeds that did that...did you pull a male out?? I thought I pulled mine in time, but that looks like beans growing to me buddy, that's cool maybe it's a good cross, keep the beans and grow them :-o

Na don't worry about it. I got 5 beans from attitude that were small, and the 1 that I planted well it popped up tiny, but they're on track now and it's only been 3 days :bigjoint:

Depends who's feeding me what....:fire:

Once you learn to read your plants...you'll know it's nute burn too :clap:

Looks good, I use a mix of 6500k and 2700k for a full light spectrum, but you're doing good, keep it up...and welcome to RIU :hug: EDIT: I wouldn't put her into sunlight IMO it will stress it slightly as the UVs are different spectrums, but that's just my opinion, other do exactly what you're...

Yep I agree with that 1, if you didn't get sterilized soil, there's a chance of all types of stuff being in it. Hope they're not bad, I'd find out quick if it was me...google them...

Yep nute burn and heat stress, I would lower my temps to 68-72, and I wouldn't flush, that dirt might clog the toilet :twisted: just lower nute amounts and water-water-feed, if it doesn't respond in a week, then flush...good luck.. EDIT: You know those leaves won't heal, so don't look for that...

Double post :evil:

The dark green foilage could be genetics.. Indica dom Blue Rhino in veg Same Indica dom Blue Rhino in flower...leaves are still very green :weed: EDIT: I do agree with the second half though, leaves won't heal :cry:

I'm not sure about hydro, I grow in soil, but it looks like a Cal-Mag def..brown rust spots w/yellowing..If it was me, in soil, I would flush my medium and hit it with mild nutes and cal mag.

And, I usually flush for the last 3 weeks with just plain water, and I do mean flush good :weed:

Ya I'd go with a salinity build up, and, the only time my plants had little white spots like that on her leaves, is when she had spider mites :cry:

Oh well, so much for tryin to crack a joke...let me ask ya something woody, do you have to be right about everything, or try to prove people wrong??? It was a joke buddy. I've grown corn and weed, and I do know the diff, but thanks for the nice pic..:hug:

I start mine at week 4 from sprout, this to me starts my veggin period and only 1/4 strength to start...don't listen to the directions on the labels, they want you to use it all up so you have to buy more :evil: I go small until they're used to it, and then when they're close to flower, I blast...

You will probably do good on this one buddy, just remember not to give them nutes until week 3 or 4, or when the cotyledons wilt (lil round feeder leaves) and when you do start feeding start with 1/4 strength and work your way to full strength to let them get used to feeding.