my plants have a little brown on 1 of the rounded leafes and on both of thenewer pointed leafs what dioes this mean plz help


here is plant 1
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...607/brown1.jpg
and plant 2
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w...rownplant2.jpg
the first 1 is 3 days old teh other is 4

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Yes... there is something wrong. Is that MiracleGro soil? If so that's likely the problem. It comes with food in it.... which is too strong for your baby plants and could be why the leaf tips are starting to burn.

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They're too small to tell now. Nuteburn? Give them a week (no ferts, just distilled water, and very little of that) or so and post more pics if they're still not looking healthy.

D0z3r

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it is merical grow is there a way i can turn things around?

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its mg soil , its in ther already what do i do to change things, i cnt get out for a while to get new soil, will the plants make it trew wiht the soil they are in

they might make it probably not though you could try to transplant you have to be real careful though i mean real careful. I would say read the GROWFAQ and start from the beginning you should feel lucky that you are only like a week in to your grow and found out you need to learn so much more

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Miko,

Read the growFAQ on germination. IN a nutshell, most people germinate seeds in a moist paper towel in a cd case placed someplace warm. once the 'tails' are showing and about 1/2" long, put them in peat disks or rockwool cubes for a couple of weeks. The problem you're running into is a seed has all the nutrients it needs to germinate and grow for about 2-3 weeks included inside the seed's shell. Adding additional nutrients causes overfertilization. Placement in an inert medium allows the seedling to develop a root system inside a soft, mulchy environment. Once you see a good number of white haired cones protruding, it's time to transplant into whatever soil you're going to use. If I were you, at this point, I would start over with new seeds. A plant stressed this early may hermie or stunt later in life when you are a LOT more time invested.

My two cents.

D0z3r

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