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I have been patient for more than 2 weeks. But they keep deteriorating :-( Here is how they were when it all started - I am inclined to put them in the ground and let nature take it course!

The thing is they are more than a month old and have about 6 sets of leaves. The bottom ones have already died off so a plucked them. I did sprout them in nute free soil and transplanted to a soil mix (pro-mix + perlite + some organic slow release stuff). They were doing fine but getting a bit...

My plants are dying :-( They were doing fine and one day they started drying up. I thought I was over watering so I let them go without water but it made it worse. Then I watered them and they looked better but did not recover fully. A week later I flushed them again but they are not picking...

I am afraid if I transplant they might go in shock. But if thats what needs to be done then thats what needs to be done! Any other vote for transplant?

One of my plant was looking really droopy yesterday and the lower leaves were dying. They have been outside and are one month old. I have only watered them maybe 3 times but they have gotten their fair share of rainfall. Can anyone tell from the pic if it was over or under watered and if it can...

I was skeptical of nutes too but I have seen so many people start their grow in organic mixed medium. My medium (pro-mix) had nothing in it. So after a week I thought a teeny bit of organic wouldn't hurt. I will see how it goes and post pics as it grows. But thanks for keeping me in check :)

Ok replanted them in the same pot. Just mixed some more perlite and teeeeny bit of organic dynamite 8-5-5 :D

Newbie and first time grower here. Thanks for this thread. I started a bagseed grow around 6 days back (after germinating in paper towel). I plan to grow it in a container outside on deck. Because of unfavorable weather it spent first few days inside on a window sill. No wonder it got quite...