I NEED HELP POSTE 5 TIMES CANT SOLVE THE PROBLEM.pics

panta

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i just transplanted in some new soil i got from the store it has almost half the nutes compared to the former iv been using,0.5 kg/m3 and 15% perlite,im gonna post pics after few days to see the results,
 

panta

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i did transplant ,my plants look alot worse than yesterday the the leaves have dryed more and they are wilting its probably not the soil what can i do now
 

tusseltussel

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that looks like some good soil ya got now a little late but was gonna say if you let it dry out significantly the soil would have held together a lil more but will always fall apart with so little rootage in their but anyhoo its lookin good i think it will pieck up too give it a week to recover and it should pull through
 

thelastpirate

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if its a disease how can i figure which one and then to treat it
OK, Mom, Stop it now. Not everything is a disease or disaster. (Although this might qualify).

I agree, looks like the soil is burning the leaves.
That looks for all the world to be extreme nute burn. Those seedlings are way to young to be receiving any nutes other than whats contained in the soil. Even if you used MG soil, if you don't add nutrients, your plants should not burn. Compound whats in the soil with any nutes added, and you'll get burnt, especially with seedlings. Just keep 'em moist. They like a bit more water than an established plant. Fortunately, it happened at this 2 week stage rather than 3 weeks into flower.
I'd start over, and only water them for the first 2 to 3 weeks (maybe even 4) When you start seeing alternating nodes, then start adding nutes at 1/4 strength building up to 1/2 or full strength gradually.
Just my opinion.
 

panta

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i didnt give em any nutes,i transplanted in the new soil few days ago in 2 more days il post,its not chanching much for now,im watering whit pure 6.5 water
 

panta

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it seems that they are getting better after the transplant in the new soil,now im a little lost as to when can i add nutes,but i dont whant to make it too soon and burn em again
 

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dazed76

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overwatering an ph problems can lead to magnese deficiency next time run water thru your soil and ph test the water comingout of it make sure its about 6 before you put any plant in it, proper preaparation prevents poor performance or just add some dolamite and water soil first let it rest and dry then use soil and water as usual
 

tusseltussel

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it seems that they are getting better after the transplant in the new soil,now im a little lost as to when can i add nutes,but i dont whant to make it too soon and burn em again
i would give it another week or 5 days then start feeding at quarter strength increasing a lil bit every week untill you reach full strength or 1 week b4 you plan to flower...
 

gwerns nugs

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I would wait longer...a little goes a long way homie....check out the journal...added nutes last week and they shot the fuck up...better to be safe than sorry :)
 

natmoon

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The soil that you have should contain enough natural nutes to last about 4 weeks depending on how often they need watering,3 weeks if they are in a hot enviro and need frequent watering.
Start to introduce weak nute formula at about 3 weeks at about half strength and see how they go.
Also check to see if your specific strain is known to like or dislike certain nute strengths or conditions:weed:
 

panta

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update.i need help couse this shit started again,now it cant be the soil again this soil in which i transplanted aboy 10-12 days ago is the weakest soil i can find and they started growing just fine till today i saw the tips of leaves on 2 of my plants bending up and down and turning brown and the leaf seems to be a little pale yellow,2-3 days ago it was more a helthy green.i checked the runoff water and the ph is ok 6.8,i saw i thread where some guy has a potassium problem looks similar can it be that its a deficiency now
 

genfranco

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Hello Panta... I am a fellow soil grower and i would like to put my $.02

Most people have suggested you change your soil mix.. some people suggest you overwater... I will suggest your thinking too much...

Soil is one of the most easiest mediums to grow in because it already has its nutrients in it. Most manufacturers already are putting a good mix for your growing needs. When you add extra water (flush n crap) all your doing is wasting nutrients. Only add enough water to moisten the medium.

I have learned allot about growing marijuana from riu's faq but i must say...

if it wasnt for mandalas guides i think i would have killed a few crops... please do your self a favor and read there guides... troubleshooting guides...seedling care.. fertilizing...

i would start here bro..

Soil Guide
 

genfranco

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it seems that they are getting better after the transplant in the new soil,now im a little lost as to when can i add nutes,but i dont whant to make it too soon and burn em again
:spew:


who keeps telling you to add nutes?...!!! wtf!! if you get a decent soil you should be fine for the first 4 weeks... after that just transplant to a bigger pot...(giving it new nutrients with the fresh soil)... you dont have to give it nutrients!!!!!!!! :shock:
 
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