Sprouting Trouble

Well, we need to know what your growing in, your water and nute schedule and lights used to actually help you.

I'm growing in Miracle Grow Moisture Control potting soil, and the light is basically whatever it gets from the sun. But I'm pretty sure it isn't the sun or the medium it's in because all the other plants are perfect and they're being grown in the same exact conditions.

maybe the pH?

I'm thinking it could be root rot or over watering. I put them in a new pot and the soil was really really moist. Is this plausible?

I think it's from overwatering. I just had this happen to a couple that I sprouted in a different soil from usual, probably should've added perlite. I done the same and just repotted.

Without a picture I don't know. I think you're saying the growing tip died? I had a few newly rooted clones under a CFLs and one bulb slipped a bit and burned the top. The first section of the growing tip was brown and died.

Is it crispy and is there a green center? I watched them for a bit, but didn't really see improvement until I removed the dead material from around the green bit. Left a little for buffer, but that prune is when I saw the plant come back. Dunno WHY it worked, but its an option. If your entire growing tip is completely dead and all you have is the cotyledon leaves remaining. . . . I dunno if they'll make it man. There isn't new growth available for it to come back, I think your best bet is pruning.

Good luck,
-Grizz

Yea it's the actual growing leaves. The cotyledons got droopy and the first normal leaves come out brown and almost looked wet. Repotting seems to have helped for one of mine at least but the others are up in the air, might have gotten too far along. I guess I'll see what they look like in the morning.

Here's a pic of mine. Sounds like it's probably the same ordeal

If yours are the same as that picture I think they might be toast. . . at the very least severely stunted. I wouldn't bother unless you're attached to them, focus time and money on beefcake plants.

Ok well 3 out of 4 are showing improvement overnight. Looks like repotting saved the day. I hope yours was as successful.

I repotted yesterday after this post and today there seems to be improvement. One of the plants is totally dead so i just threw it away, another plant is looking like it could make a comeback, and the last seems to be doing a little better. The picture posted on this thread is exactly what they looked like but i used a little fertilizer and repotted in dry soil and that seemed to do the trick.