Help! Mutiple Deficiencies Growth has Stopped (Not Sure) Pics Included

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DanTman88

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I'm not sure what is really going on. I bought these clones off of a friend that i usually do. But when i got them they were all root balled and the soil had mold growing on the top layer but they did look healthy. With that being said i transplanted them on the 2nd day i got them they havent grown and the tips on some of the new growth is burnt. It has been about 2 weeks now :(

The soil im using is 50% pro mix rx and http://www.jollygardener.com/soil_potting_mix.htm npk is 14-11-08 i believe <---is that my problem




 
max316420

max316420

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Your soil might have stayed wet too long, and if you have mold I would toss them and get new ones.. Let your soil dry out between waterings. Your humidity might be way to high where your growing also. Id say you got some severe ph issues goin on too
 
max316420

max316420

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It wouldn't hurt but I would get something geared more toward veggin then a general purpose food
 
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gobskiii

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honestly man IMHO you dont look all that bad. max may be right though on a slight PH issue, but some if not most of the brown, or rusty lookin patches look like they got burnt. i would let the soil dry out for a bit, then flush, and soon after transplant into a bigger pot. also make sure lights are not too close.
 
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DanTman88

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gobskiii said:
honestly man IMHO you dont look all that bad. max may be right though on a slight PH issue, but some if not most of the brown, or rusty lookin patches look like they got burnt. i would let the soil dry out for a bit, then flush, and soon after transplant into a bigger pot. also make sure lights are not too close.
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im just worried because they havent had new growth in two weeks. The weather has been raining everyday though so the moisture could of been an issue. I have 3 15 watt cfls on them right now which is temporary. I plan on growing them outside this year. Probably in another week there gonna go out. So you guys dont think its that bad? nothing a lil sunlight cant fix i hope.
 
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DoctorSmoke

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they dont look that bad.
my suggestion is to use some micro nutes on them, use a turkey baster to water them around the edges so u dont need to wet ur soil as much, and that the water can get to the bottom of ur pots.
just make sure ur micro nute formula has all of the nutes, i had that problem before.
 
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