Seedlings are hurt!!!! Help

vangs

Member
OK, so my seedlings are getting big about on their 3rd node of leaves and the roots re starting to reach the bottom of the pot. its time to move them to bigger pots. so i do... the next day the top leaves on 1 of the seedlings were yellow at the tips of the leaves. i need help on how to fix this problem... the ph in the soil is 6.3 so its not the ph.. idk if under watering or over watering causes yellow leaves? cuz thats what im thinking happened withthe new soil.. please help~!
 

Total Head

Well-Known Member
no one is going to be able to give you any useful advice without pics and more info. what kind of soil? how many days from seed? how big are the pots? what kind of lights? how far away?

the pics are the most important part because not all yellowed leaves are the same.
 

Howard Stern

Well-Known Member
Also potting them up the only stress I have ever seen is droopy leaves but they bounce back. Yellowing leaves I would think would be a problem that was there b4 the potting up. But Total Head is right we need more info and pic's
 

smokejoint

Active Member
he says he just repotted..surely the new stuff will have some nitrogen in it i would say you have maybe watered recently,then repotted and watered some more..over watering..
 

vangs

Member
it is the ocean fox potting soil, and i mixed the soil with blood meal for nitrogen and also mixed it with perlite.. the potts are pretty big, i dont know the size exactly i want to say 3 gallons. tuesday will be 3weeks old since the seed grew its 2 cytolen leaves. i am using a 90watt LED light since day 1 and its about 6-10in away from seedling.(equivalent to 400watt) and the lights are on 24-0. i have pictures but dont know how to upload them.. for some reason when i do they dont show on the forums. anyways any aadvice will help>
 

vangs

Member
yes just the tips are yellow not the whole leave... and i didnt add any fertilizer to the potting soil other than some blood meal but the other plant did not react with yellow leaves... no i made sure not to water them for 3 days or soo because i knew when i was switching them to bigger potts i had to water themm.. i watered the whole pott with ALOT OF water.. but i made sure to keep the water limited around the plant i knew how wide the roots were cuz i just moved it.. so i watered very little where i knew the water would go st8 down and meet the roots..
 

GunRunner

Active Member
Soil can be too strong for your plants.

OR, the initial container got depleted from ferts fast, you over-watered, and when they got transplanted the difference content of nutrients or PH of the medium you transplanted into was drastically different from the smaller pot. Or maybe it was the temp of the medium? any changes in the growing areas?

my 2 cents.
 
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