Seedling discoloration

TheCauf

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• Feb 20, 2016

• #1

Is this normal? This is day three since it broke the surface.

 

TheCauf

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• Feb 20, 2016

• #2

It's a very faint brownish yellow right on the new growth

 

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TheCauf

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• Feb 20, 2016

• #3

I have a feeling it's overwatering just because that's all I've done to it so far. Going to try and read it through out this whole grow instead of following a schedule so hopefully it's easy with seedlings. I only have grown house plants before but I've read about cannabis for the passed 2-3 years.

 

Bose

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• Feb 20, 2016

• #4

TheCauf said:

I have a feeling it's overwatering just because that's all I've done to it so far. Going to try and read it through out this whole grow instead of following a schedule so hopefully it's easy with seedlings. I only have grown house plants before but I've read about cannabis for the passed 2-3 years.

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What kind of soil is it in?

 

Bose

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• Feb 20, 2016

• #5

I think it looks fine so far

 

TheCauf

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• Feb 20, 2016

• #6

Bose said:

What kind of soil is it in?

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Coco and perlite, I used about 50ml of tap water when I saw it sprout and have been misting it once a day

 

714steadyeddie

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• Feb 21, 2016

• #7

Are you waiting till the coco runs dry to water ?

 

TheCauf

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• Feb 21, 2016

• #8

714steadyeddie said:

Are you waiting till the coco runs dry to water ?

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Yea I am now, it still has that brownish yellow on the first set of true leaves though. The perlite is MG so it has some nutrients in it already so there's no way it could be that this early on

 

MickFoster

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• Feb 21, 2016

• #9

It looks just fine. I wouldn't let the coco dry, I feed 1/8 strength nutes from the beginning and I grow in coco.