so i should only water with nutes a couple times a week and the rest just plain water?? and i'm sorry but i dont have a ph meter. i'm jobless right now with no income

15-30-15 is strong all purpose nute. Too strong to be giving to two week old seedlings.

Visit the garden store and look for something specific for vegging and with more nitrogen.

what size pot should i transplant to. i dont have very much room untill i move in a month. i cant keep them in the 4" pots until then???

Seriously, trust me. Do not give them any nutes until you repot them a week from now.

You're watering ENTIRELY too much. Water 2 times a week. I use Monday and Friday. Watering everyday is a noob thing, unless you have some advanced drip irrigation or eb and flow, or some really advanced shit, water every 4 days.

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To all you people with nuteburn and overwatering symptoms... Where is this impatient motivation coming from? You're supposed to be potheads damn it. Start acting like it.

You wont be able to keep it in that small of a pot for 1 month. In onoe month, my last plant grew 4 times in size. I had to transplant 3 times. Ended up switching to flowering using a 2 gallon pot.

okay i just called my green house and they have a fertalizer of n=38% and phosphate=4% she didnt know the other one and i should really only water every 4 days.

u should add some dolomite Lime to your soil, it has calcium & magnesium... helps keep PH at Level and will help with your yellowing

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Yeah, agreed. And usually, people give nutes every other watering when their plant is reading to be feed. So to follow a simple schedule, water on Tuesday with 6.5 pH water and then on Friday with nutes.

One way to tell if you need to transplant is to watch the soil. If you water it and it dries out VERY fast, then most likely you need to transplant. It doesn't matter how big of a pot. I know a lot of people who start their plants out in a 5 gallon pot. They never transplant. Just grab the largest ou can and go with it. That way you don't have to transplant again and you wont risk stressing the plant too much.

well thanks alot guys realy. hopefully i can save them. i dont want to do anything but grow i just dont have the money to go legit. but thax for the help. heres what happen with my last grow i only got 2 grams off it lol

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Just add water with Ferts in it once a week, and the rest of the time just water with water that has a neutral pH. You can fill up a bucket of water or basin and let it sit out over night to let the chlorine evaporate and the pH, become neutral. Then add your nutes to the water after it has set out. If you put your nutes in the water when it has chlorine in it the chlorine will kill off all of the nutes. Hope this helps.

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