Seedling question

Turm

Active Member
Appreciate the help styles, did the transplant early this morning plants seem to be improving already. Will wait on watering for a while now, thanks again.

Turm
 

REALSTYLES

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Appreciate the help styles, did the transplant early this morning plants seem to be improving already. Will wait on watering for a while now, thanks again.

Turm
hit me up any time if you have any questions. Btw what nutes are you planning to use.
 

Turm

Active Member
Appreciate it man.
GH micro grow n bloom, I also have gh rapid start. When do you think its appropriate to start using rapid start considering my condition?
 

DarkStar73

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I'm a newb too - so take my advice for what it's worth. Firstly, the Cotyldon leaves are packed with nutrients and they contain everything the seedling needs for the first couple of weeks at least. If you add nutes too early, you are overfeeding your babies and that may make them sick. By my very untrained eye, your seedling does not look all that healthy. Your seedling should look more like dimebong's picture. It definitely looks like you are over-watering. What happens when you over-water is that the soil turns to mud and you suffocate the roots. In my view, stick your finger in the soil up to your first knuckle.....if it feels moist, then no water is needed. You may want to take a spray bottle and lightly spray to keep the surface moist. When you water the soil should be moist but not soaked or drenched. If you pick up a handful of soil and smush it together by closing your fist, you should be able to easily break it apart with a finger on your tother hand (once you re-open your fist of course). That's my two cents and I hope you find it helpful.
 

Turm

Active Member
Thanks for you input Dark, all and all it came down to the RW. I was misinformed with watering em and is why it got so bad. Did the transplant and surprisingly its already shown vast improvement and doesn't seem to have any sort of transplant shock. Very very surprised, and hasn't even been 24 hours yet. She's gonna live thankfully, I'm just using my freebies I got in the mail right now to experiment more or less before I move onto my Bodhi seeds. Once again thanks for all the input guys.

Turm
 

REALSTYLES

Well-Known Member
I'm a newb too - so take my advice for what it's worth. Firstly, the Cotyldon leaves are packed with nutrients and they contain everything the seedling needs for the first couple of weeks at least. If you add nutes too early, you are overfeeding your babies and that may make them sick. By my very untrained eye, your seedling does not look all that healthy. Your seedling should look more like dimebong's picture. It definitely looks like you are over-watering. What happens when you over-water is that the soil turns to mud and you suffocate the roots. In my view, stick your finger in the soil up to your first knuckle.....if it feels moist, then no water is needed. You may want to take a spray bottle and lightly spray to keep the surface moist. When you water the soil should be moist but not soaked or drenched. If you pick up a handful of soil and smush it together by closing your fist, you should be able to easily break it apart with a finger on your tother hand (once you re-open your fist of course). That's my two cents and I hope you find it helpful.
He's in rock wool and as for soil I usually use Botanicare ReadyGro™ Moisture the shit works great I water every 3 days no problems.
 

Turm

Active Member
He's in rock wool and as for soil I usually use Botanicare ReadyGro™ Moisture the shit works great I water every 3 days no problems.

Really? Only once every 3 days? Daaaamn some people are crazy on what they are telling me with RW. lol Once again thanks a bunch styles.
 

DarkStar73

Member
Glad the transplant went well. This forum is such a great place to learn. I have read tons on my own - but still learn so much from everyone's questions and the amazing help from the more experienced growers. Sending you lots of green growing vibes. Wheel to the Storm and Fly!
 
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