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Yes if it's overwatering, the plants will definitely perk up as the soil dries out :)

Thanks Uncle Ben for all the great info in this post. I've been growing almost a year now, I remember reading this in the very beginning and it's basically what I was doing already so I continued and my plants turned out great! I really like the Jacks classic, which at the time I was only...

^^ I agree with above said. The plants look dry.

You may be overwatering if those numbers are correct. You should always water your plants by the weight of the pot, not by the finger dip. Feel your pot when it's dry, and feel it after a full watering, and learn the difference. Water when you're pot is almost as light as when it was...

WTF? Just trying to find out where I can get some DM Reverse locally, is this true? Its just about every fertilizer I swear, lots of AN, BioBizz, Dyna Gro, Some GH, tons of stuff. I kept seeng "not sold in Oregon" on different websites, thats what got me wondering. The products listed...

We plant on 4/20 in my neck of the woods :)

Hell yeah, I've used all kinds of things. My favorite that I still use is see through party cups! I would definitely air them out daily, they could mold if ya dont.

I say thats a dub at the most

I like the "froggy", might have to change my name to that, everyone thinks I'm a guy lol.

I'm aware its general purpose, I use it. No I don't think its too strong unless you mix it full strength. I started growing with Jacks Classic and Super Bloomer 15-30-15. Yes I had some minor issues in the beginning, but mostly that was due to overwatering. When I started listening to all...

I can't see the pics on the link?

Plenty of people on here use Jacks Classic, myself included. OP if you like the nutes you're using keep using them.

OK, most important thing here is to quit watering your plants based on the finger dip. You should water them by the weight of the container, get accustomed to what they feel like dry and what they feel like after watering. The easiest way to overwater without realizing it is the finger dip. I'm...

OMG This gets really old. The only time I think about race is when someone points it out to me. I am finally gonna open my mouth on the subject, I have always kept quiet about such things. The role of my race is to pay taxes to foot the bill for all the other people who are too lazy to get up...

Could be a touch of nute burn, how old is your plant? They don't need fertilizer until after 3-4 weeks from seed. If there is fertilizer in your soil, it may be too much for the seedling. Also, it is normal for the little round leaves to die and fall off after a few weeks so don't worry about...

When I damage a plant, ie break the stem, wreck the roots, burn it, etc, I immediately put it into a clone situation, low light, heat, and some kind of dome. Has anyone else tried this? I've saved several plants doing this, I have one right now that is on the rebound after some necessary root...

After the seedling breaks the surface and puts out its first true single blade leaves - not the little round first ones, they are cotyledons, but its first real leaves, it rests and focuses on building a root system. About a week later, it will start to grow again.

Just pull them out and transplant. dump the old soil, put in new soil, put plant back in, fill in, you're done.

It being a waste of time is up to the OP. Thats his baby, if he wants to try and save her theres nothing wrong with that.

Thank you, I'll google them.