Feminized White Widows

Clstr8

Clstr8

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Germinated: 24 Hours

Soiled: 1-28-2020

Broke Soil: 1-31-2020

Light Setup: 1000w Bloomspect (per plant once in veg)

Soil: Just Natural Organic 50%
Potting Mix 50%
 
Clstr8

Clstr8

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Soil is extremely hot. I will continue pictures on Monday if they are still alive lol
 
Clstr8

Clstr8

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#1 & #2 are burned but im sure they will survive. Takes a lot to kill a seedling, in my opinion. My girlfriend reminded me this morning that i actually used soil out of my yard for my last grow for starter soil. So i had one of those *shit, how long have i been stoned* moments. Racing through memories, she is correct and i now believe i should of added perlite to the mixture.15811715474935370889838466477200.jpg15811716206512178777320123114187.jpg15811716456416551173315842898666.jpg
 
JohnDee

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I've transplanted at that age...easy. Just use a large spoon and scoop up the rootball. Once in more appropriate soil...roots will grow out. Should recover. Seedlings die all the time...fairly easy to kill.
JD
 
Clstr8

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Swapped soils. I used ground soil from my yard. Its worked perfectly before as a starter. but i somehow skipped this step in my eagerness. Hopefully they recover.15811761111724853703848217504745.jpg
 
Clstr8

Clstr8

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They are actually alive still. I know its hard to see but the new growth is coming in. So thats a good sign its recovered some. 15813434155862723756430501202064.jpg15813434832456700073796654229109.jpg1581343506744533509996687102068.jpg
 
Clstr8

Clstr8

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Tiflis said:
Do you always spray them when you water?
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i give them once spritz of water in the morning & lunch. i just happen to take the picture as soon as i do it. they are mostly dry otherwise. i have been giving them 2 tbs of 6.0 - 6.5 ph room temp water every other day and they are on a 18-6 hour light cycle. The original soil i planted them in was hot and burned the first set of leaves.
 
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