NIGHTMARE new autoflower grow

Is it

  • Over water (every 2-3 days)

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  • Nutrient (lack of)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Nutrient (too much from soil)

    Votes: 1 100.0%

  • Ph

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  • Cold

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iotbud

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Hi, having real problems with grow
Was under 250w HPS outside
Temp was maybe a little low so stunted growth
Now inside under LED from today as weather really cold

Plants in standard compost with 30% + perlite

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But getting these yellow seedlings
Also the top of the older one seems greener and the rest yellowish

Please help!

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Thanks for help!
 

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stoned-monkey

stoned-monkey

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Pics hard to tell color due to blurple led. No pics under hps or blurple led.

So its cold, possibly overwatered and in compost/perlite?
I can say the potting mix is incomplete, standard mix is 1/3 coco or peat 1/3 perlite/aeration 1/3 compost. You are likely burning the plants from too much nutes. Are you adding nutes too?
Post pics with better lighting and you will have more respnses.
 
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iotbud

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apologies and thanks for the info
will get more pics

here the bigger one is maybe 2 weeks ago, when it was still under hps outside
 

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grassy007

grassy007

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Are those pistils I see growing out the top of that young plant? It may have been shocked into flowering early.
 
grassy007

grassy007

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It's a survival response by the plant. Almost a last gasp type of thing to try and perpetuate the species under dire circumstances.
If that were my plant, I'd probably toss it.
 
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iotbud

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[QUOTE="stoned-monkey, .[/QUOTE]

Thanks man, here are better pics.

As someone mentioned flowered very early
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2 weeks or so in
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iotbud

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Just checked my water ph out of curiosity, it’s 5.7!!!

I presume that’s pretty poor for the plants?
 
grassy007

grassy007

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Start over. That, or else continue to grow a dwarf which has already started to flower and which won't be worth your time or effort.
 
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iotbud

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Having more issues...which I thought had gone away taking advice re PH from the kind people above.

Image 1683 1684 1685 are all showing similar problems. Dark and shriveled curled leaves. No idea what I'm doing wrong here.

The larger one, image 1686 is showing curled leaves, brown leaves etc.

Any help on this would be amazing.

Thanks
 

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Lostsoul41387

Lostsoul41387

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iotbud said:
Having more issues...which I thought had gone away taking advice re PH from the kind people above.

Image 1683 1684 1685 are all showing similar problems. Dark and shriveled curled leaves. No idea what I'm doing wrong here.

The larger one, image 1686 is showing curled leaves, brown leaves etc.

Any help on this would be amazing.

Thanks
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I'm pretty new to growing so correct me here guys this is an opinion and I'm curious to know what people think also, to me it looks like you have over watered and you have a root problem,maybe a little root rot or soil ph is to low, also your root problem is causing other deficiencies it seems as the roots get sick it connot take up what it needs especially if soil ph is imbalanced. It may be a little to late but I would recommend waiting till dry, repot, flush just before repot and dont water again for about 7 days. Lmk your results if you do! I have had these problems recently and repotting saved all my plants!
 
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raggyb

raggyb

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Lostsoul41387 said:
I'm pretty new to growing so correct me here guys this is an opinion and I'm curious to know what people think also, to me it looks like you have over watered and you have a root problem,maybe a little root rot or soil ph is to low, also your root problem is causing other deficiencies it seems as the roots get sick it connot take up what it needs especially if soil ph is imbalanced. It may be a little to late but I would recommend waiting till dry, repot, flush just before report and d9nt water again for about 7 days. Lmk your results if you do! I have had these problems recently and repotting saved all my plants!
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Lostsoul's suggestion is good too. Looks like plastic pots? It may take week or even two to dry up. Get a fabric pot, include pete or coco, and water less. Learn what thirsty looks like on your plant.
 
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Lostsoul41387

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raggyb said:
Lostsoul's suggestion is good too. Looks like plastic pots? It may take week or even two to dry up. Get a fabric pot, include pete or coco, and water less. Learn what thirsty looks like on your plant.
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Thankyou raggyb, yes screw plastic get fabric pots for repot more breathable and less susceptible to root Bourne issues.
 
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