Or... Or... stay with me here... you could re plant in good soil and water it.. Up to you.Originally Posted by Wondrboy
Yeah, I have to say hot soil. It doesn't matter if you have added nutrients or not, if there are time release nutes in your soil, they will burn the hell out of a seedling. Always start with a very light soil and then transplant to a hotter soil after your plants have the root/leaf structure established well enough to handle higher doses of nutes. Even Fox Farms Ocean Forest is WAY too hot to start seeds in.
It is critical that you tell us what soil you are using.
either that or its wet. in that .......soil. personally.......i like more perlite; especially when seedling/young plant.
if you haven't fed, and that is not fertilized soil, then wet roots is the cause of your stunting. either can do it, and look alot alike
http://www.dirtdoctor.com/Organic-Re...made_vq204.htm
I want to sail away to a distant shore..........an' live like an ape man.
I concur with this guy.
I think soil is too hot. Start with a seedling mix. I know. I've killed a few.
I read a thread a while ago and buddy was saying he was getting perfect results from MG seed starting soil.
I actually only grow long stemmed roses. I think the government should make laws against that stuff(pot). If you can afford it donate to seed banks to ensure the species.
Miracle Grow is just the soil brand. There are different variations of Miracle Grow. Some hotter than others. Maybe he had a very light MG.
i used miracle grow, it's a 0.14-0.14-0.14 - didn't have any problems with my seedlings!
Either over feeding through the traditional way of giving too much fert...or over feeding caused by overwatering prenuted soil...either way let it dry out totally before you water...totally..not just on top...let the whole pot get really really light in between waterings and you should see that clear right up
I apologize for my incessant rambling, but if you are patient there is inner hidden wisdom in most of my posts...Like playing literary "Where's Waldo."--------------- See, it's fun!
Yeah that's what the subject of this post, that you copied to RIU, says:
http://www.bcaquaria.com/forum/plant...87/#post214615
AGAIN Why are you posting about growing aquarium plants on a cannbis grow site? I could maybe understand if we were discussing aquatic plants but Cannabis is terrestrial not aquatic. Maybe that's why you've had problems growing, get those plants out of the aquarium.
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