Not to sure but i need help.

Anti.social1x69

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• May 25, 2018

• #1

So to start they are only about 2 weeks old, not the first time for me growing indoors but seems I have an issue. Pics posted any idea would be appreciated thanks. Also, 3 different pics because 3 different plants.

 

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Kushash

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• May 25, 2018

• #2

Anti.social1x69 said:

So to start they are only about 2 weeks old, not the first time for me growing indoors but seems I have an issue. Pics posted any idea would be appreciated thanks. Also, 3 different pics because 3 different plants.

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They look hungry. What soil are they in? Have you used it before without problems? Have you given them any nutrients yet?

 

Anti.social1x69

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• May 25, 2018

• #3

Yes I have, was a decent bag I got from the flower place for veg, but seems I'm having this yellowing going on

 

ANC

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• May 25, 2018

• #4

They look hungry but it could be because they are too wet too often.
I would brew a vermicompost tea, for when you need to water next, also spray down the plant with it.
It will help kickstart the microbes to get the most of what nutrients are available.

 

Anti.social1x69

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• May 25, 2018

• #5

Thanks, will try that. Figured maybe it was low nitro as I don't wanna add to much

 

Anti.social1x69

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• May 25, 2018

• #6

Kushash said:

They look hungry. What soil are they in? Have you used it before without problems? Have you given them any nutrients yet?

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I've used the soil before but first time for auto flower female sour diesel seeds worried they need more nutrients then what I'm used to

 

Roger A. Shrubber

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• May 25, 2018

• #7

i think thats a valid worry, they look hungry. if you want to stay organic, top dress in some blood meal and or alfalfa meal, and some more ewc. and be ready to do it again, a few more times

 

Anti.social1x69

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• May 25, 2018

• #8

Thanks will keep pics posted as I go

 

Anti.social1x69

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• May 26, 2018

• #9

Well after cutting the leaves that where more then 3/4ths yellow and giving them some more nutri water, they got most there green color back but one plant at the end pics. Each pic is a top and a stem view of each. The last might be really hurt not to sure but the other 2 are looking prime.. let me know what you think thanks

 

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Roger A. Shrubber

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• May 26, 2018

• #10

they all look better, give em a few days and see what they look like then

 

Anti.social1x69

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• May 26, 2018

• #11

Thanks will do