Barney's Farm Critical Kush & Bomb Cherry Bomb grow from seedlings.

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #121

Well I thought things were getting better. I think it's getting worse. I think I'm losing them. Any ideas on what to do?

 

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truepunk87

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Aug 10, 2013

• #122

They do look hungry....also a little dry? coco based mediums do better if you never let them fully dry out.... Learned the hard way

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #123

Thinking the same thing. I think when I flushed the soil before I planted I may have washed out all the nutes.

 

raiderman

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Aug 10, 2013

• #124

dunno, its not nute def. they look overwatered cuz they were doin the same thing wen the medium was wet,if yu think they ought to dry out some more do that.not sure.

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #125

I checked the soil this morning. It was dry all the way through. hmmmm. I always let the soil dry before I water.

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #126

Dont think I am going tomorrow unless these girls have a major upswing in the next 30-32 hrs.

 

raiderman

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Aug 10, 2013

• #127

if its dry then water, easy on nutes wen their yellow.

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #128

Well I am going to try a very light feeding and see what happens. wish me luck.....

 

SOMEBEECH

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Aug 10, 2013

• #129

Mr. Outdoors said:

Well I am going to try a very light feeding and see what happens. wish me luck.....

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Good Luck!
Beech

 

raiderman

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Aug 10, 2013

• #130

also,jus tossin in my 2 cents, if the feeding doesn't help, def the soil or water source, ive started seedlings out in infected bacterial soil I thot was fresh and dropped them kinda like that,hope that's not the case.

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #131

Worse case senerio, Can I run and grab a different batch of soil and transplant. I did tip one cup before watering to take a look at the roots. The roots are many and are all the way to the bottom of the cup. At quick glance the look white and healthy.

 

raiderman

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Aug 10, 2013

• #132

if you think that mite help, I didn't think it was healthy to transplant a sick vulnerable seedling plant but if nuthins workin have nothing to lose.

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #133

I am going to give it a few more days before I do anything drastic.

 

Mr. Outdoors

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Aug 10, 2013

• #134

On a lighter note. Here is a few extra clones I had left over that I put out for deck flowers.

 

raiderman

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Aug 10, 2013

• #135

its safe to use 1 tsp of bleach in ro water with nutes to kill bad soil.done it many timesand helped.if that's the case with yours.

 

FuckJeffGoldbloom

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Aug 11, 2013

• #136

are those seedlings pulling through?

 

raiderman

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Aug 12, 2013

• #137

Hows things goin today MO? wats up FJG?

 

FuckJeffGoldbloom

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Aug 12, 2013

• #138

hey raider, not much, dealing with an RF issue from my digital ballast evidently , so i have that to deal with ugh , how are you

 

raiderman

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Aug 12, 2013

• #139

jus got in from takin elderly pops to doc,lol,i hate hospitals....ive been lucky with reg ballast, my 1000 is 4 yrs old ,the 600 is 5 yrs old still takin care of business for now... yu gonna have to send it back for replacement or the shop

 

FuckJeffGoldbloom

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Aug 12, 2013

• #140

yeah maybe, or get a mag... possible try these ferrite cores.. people seem to have success with them..the aluminum foil works but i dont like keeping it on top, another member has been helping me via message and concours with making a box with aluminum foil or trying these