fuck my life help before its a goner

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Yo guys sorry to blow up the thread wit a noob ass question but u guus always got the best answers ... I got an autoflower royal queen quick one fem . She sprouted but has been shit since she sprouted . Her first leaves were pointed completely straight up and as of last night they curled into a heart shape ..I had a big ass fan blowing maybe to hard I read about wind burn and moved the fan far back on low.. but im not sure if it was the cas for her...also a cfl fell and burned my bigger girl luckily shes pulled thru and is doing great but it fried a white widow seedling and my snowbud didnt evem sprout*been nothin but bad luck for me*1st pic curled quick one2nd my big girl.*3rd my surviving w.w*

Seedling just sittin in a cup with some kelloggs patio plus organic

Come on I know your viewing any advice

I'm a noob but I can try and help. Kinda looks like light burn to me. I got some bigger girls that got a little cooked from my 400 watt HPS and they showed some of the same marks just not as bad. You mentioned a cfl bulb, is that your entire set up or do you have beefier lights? CFLs shouldn't burn unless they are pretty much touching the plant.

I've never heard of plants getting wind burn. I think strong wind will just make it lean or break it completely but don't quote me on that.

Idk man if it's not the lights that is causing it there is some major nute problems going on. Maybe a vet can chime in with their two cents and either back me up or tell me to shut up cuz I'm talking out my ass.

What kind of "soil" is that? It just looks like bark/wood and perlite. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say your "soil" includes more nutrients than those little seedlings can handle. Seedlings get all the nutrients they need for the first week or two from their cotyledons. They tend to burn easily if they are supplied more than they need during that time.

MrMcFreely said:

I'm a noob but I can try and help. Kinda looks like light burn to me. I got some bigger girls that got a little cooked from my 400 watt HPS and they showed some of the same marks just not as bad. You mentioned a cfl bulb, is that your entire set up or do you have beefier lights? CFLs shouldn't burn unless they are pretty much touching the plant.

I've never heard of plants getting wind burn. I think strong wind will just make it lean or break it completely but don't quote me on that.

Idk man if it's not the lights that is causing it there is some major nute problems going on. Maybe a vet can chime in with their two cents and either back me up or tell me to shut up cuz I'm talking out my ass.

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Haha thanks but its only light burned on my bigger girl cuz my cfl fell down and did that shes doing suoer good now tons of new nodes growing my worry is that lil curled seedling

SpicySativa said:

What kind of "soil" is that? It just looks like bark/wood and perlite. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say your "soil" includes more nutrients than those little seedlings can handle. Seedlings get all the nutrients they need for the first week or two from their cotyledons. They tend to burn easily if they are supplied more than they need during that time.

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You know what I think you just gave me the answer ... im actually using kelloggs patio plus organic which many pros said is great because it has bat guano worm casting and other stuff but those things do give off a lot of natural nutes is it possible its responding badly? My big girl was started in yard dirt for 8 days before the transplant into the "good soil" and shes doing ok . ...but even the w.w is doing ok.. possible that genetic is just weak on the quick one ?

SpicySativa said:

What kind of "soil" is that? It just looks like bark/wood and perlite. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say your "soil" includes more nutrients than those little seedlings can handle. Seedlings get all the nutrients they need for the first week or two from their cotyledons. They tend to burn easily if they are supplied more than they need during that time.

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Just to be clear the burned plant was caused by a fallen cfl shes ok my worry is the lil curled autoflower

That curling could definitely be caused by the guano in your soil.

SpicySativa said:

That curling could definitely be caused by the guano in your soil.

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Ok should I just transplant temporarily into regular soil ? I dont wanna screw her up more ..should I just ride it out? I diubt shes a goner just yet

You can windburn your plants.

Medinugs said:

You can windburn your plants.

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Thats what it was had the fan going to strong it dried to a crisp :/ oh well ill have more luck next seed order .. live and learn

its something to do with your medium.. either too hot or wrong ph.. all that bark leads me to think its too acidic

smokejoint said:

its something to do with your medium.. either too hot or wrong ph.. all that bark leads me to think its too acidic

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Ima buy a ph kit this weekend and see whats up my other 2 plants are doing ok after both suffering some injuries too.. live and learn

plants can get wind burn, i set myself back a week or 2 in 2011 by having a fan blow too hard over my clones. when i looked at your pics i knew that was kellogs soil, thats what i use in my outdoor grows. i use jiffy pellets to start seeds and then i transplant into dirt, it seems to keep the plants from burning.