*PICS* seedlings not doing well
- Thread starter wizzkid
- Start date
MediMaryUser
Well-Known Member
more light probly
tyke1973
Well-Known Member
Just looking at them they look wet through let them dry out.Then put a cocktail stick down each side this save tieing at this stage they are very delicate so be careful.I can't see any real problems apart from the watering side seedling need to be given the chance to dry alittle there differant to clones because clones have to be kept wet because they have no root system.when a seedling drys out it sends roots out to search for water thus giveing you a healthy root system.Also don't feed to much put a quarter of what ever your feeding.I use vitalink and a adult plant well one around 4/5 ince feed is 4/5 ml per ltr with seedlings i feed 2ml per ltr and for the first two week i just feed water on it's own with 1 drop of vitalink for about 1 and harf week.
scragelynugz
Well-Known Member
Do what that guy said
wizzkid
Active Member
ya ive been watering them alot, ill let em dry out. also i havent used any fertlizer or plant food just been giving them water, ill try and get some of that. with the cocktail sticks you mean to like prop the plants upright?? also ive been running light 24h should i switch to 12/12??
thx for feedback
thx for feedback
)keep running 24 until they get about 6" tall or so then switch to 18/6 to get them into veg, then when theyre as tall as you want them switch to 12/12 to flower them. remember though, a plant will at least double in height when you flower..
greenearth5
Well-Known Member
LIGHTS MUCH MUCH MUCH MORE LIGHTS
less water , your drowning them
less water , your drowning them
wizzkid
Active Member
today i got a Ph soil tester and tested my soils, all my soils appeared to be nuetral testin 7 or slightly above 7 pH. ive read the ideal is like 6.5??? what should i do? also this tester has a fertility test and it tested my soil as "too little", are these accurate? seedlings not showing much sign of improvement, still drooping, slightly turing brown, and havent grown seemigly at all this week. thx for input heres current pics
this is my main plant in a bigger pot, you cant really see but this one is browin the most
the plant in the back right, the front leaf has a dark weak spot on it, what could cause that?
this is my main plant in a bigger pot, you cant really see but this one is browin the most
the plant in the back right, the front leaf has a dark weak spot on it, what could cause that?
KushKing949
New Member
i think u need more light and definitely a fan to build up the stems an i dont think u should do 24 hours of light maube go with 20/4 or 18/6 what kinda soil are u using?
KushKing949
New Member
is it called black magic soil???? that soil only works well for a few weeks then the plant will use up all the nutes in it.... when u go to transplant into bigger pots use some fox farm ocean forest soil
KushKing949
New Member
i would look into fox farms products this is the best stuff for beginners thats fosho
greenearth5
Well-Known Member
Plants that are around 2 weeks old or less do not use much nutrients. You should be seriously considering starting to add nutes any day now (within a week). I have the same dark spot on my plant, i do not know what it means. It should not bother your plant so long as it does not spread.
I do use hydroponic and not soil so I dont know about the fert test... but yes a pH of 6.5 is ideal for soil growers.
ADD SOME MORE LIGHTS DUDE or your crop will be an utter failure. I started off just like you... come join me in the hydro club where the real fun is bro.
I do use hydroponic and not soil so I dont know about the fert test... but yes a pH of 6.5 is ideal for soil growers.
ADD SOME MORE LIGHTS DUDE or your crop will be an utter failure. I started off just like you... come join me in the hydro club where the real fun is bro.