super slow growth

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

Plants nearly 11 or 15 days and new leafs are grey on tips it's not growing any bigger

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

Should I get some nutes?

SnaFuu · May 14, 2014

tcg594 said:
Plants nearly 11 or 15 days

You should get a calendar...

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

That's helpful thank you for your wise words I'll go buy a calendar tomorrow the plant should love it

SnaFuu · May 14, 2014

Right on. Then once you have a grip on the age of your plant you can maybe give us info on your grow so we can help.

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

Sorry those 4 days uncertainty must be very important.

booms111 · May 14, 2014

why does everybody always think they can grow in tanbark looking soil? Buy some good soil, dont water so much, no ferts at this stage.

SnaFuu · May 14, 2014

Not as important as type of soil, amendments, watering schedule, temp rh lights ph ppm but i believe it all works together for a competent grow. The more you know, cause knowledge is power, sort of thing.

So to answer your question "should i add nutes" i think you should add info first.

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

Maybe you should of just asked for that information instead of being a smart ass?
Thanks for the advice booms
Its watered not on schedule but when it feels light I have only water once since sprouted not sure on temps there are 2x18w lights and 1x65w both 6500k

Slifmon · May 14, 2014

A little b one. Plant needs to establish a strang root network always slower growth at this stage

booms111 · May 14, 2014

What is the soil your using anyway? Its the soil thats creating your issues since your not overwatering. Buy some ffof and mix with pro-mix. Ratio of 1 part ffof to 3 parts pro-mix for seedlings

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

Its called bloom all purpose potting mix I stupidly bought it because it said good drainage how would I go about transferring this to better soil

booms111 · May 14, 2014

Honestly your taking a risk transplanting. So 3 options. 1 dont do anything and see if it grows out of it. 2nd transplant into good soil but with risk of hurting plant during transplant. 3rd is buy good soil and start over with new plant.

Id transplant. Id take it out of pot and carefully remove as much toxic soil off it as I can. Fill pot half way and pre water it. Then id dangle the roots over pot and pour soil over them slowly until pots filled and water.

Slifmon · May 14, 2014

booms111 said:
What is the soil your using anyway? Its the soil thats creating your issues since your not overwatering. Buy some ffof and mix with pro-mix. Ratio of 1 part ffof to 3 parts pro-mix for seedlings

Transplant a seedling? Do it let me know if it lives!

tcg594 · May 14, 2014

Do you think it will survive a transplant I have nothing to grow if this dies

booms111 · May 14, 2014

tcg594 said:
Do you think it will survive a transplant I have nothing to grow if this dies

I could transplant it with no issues but not sure based on your experience level. Its up to you now man. Good luck !

mar28 · May 14, 2014

just wondering wouldnt that stress the plant even more

booms111 · May 14, 2014

mar28 said:
just wondering wouldnt that stress the plant even more

Id say no. It would be happy the day after transplant if done right. If left in toxic soil that would just continue the stress until death.

mar28 · May 14, 2014

ok i got you thanks for the reply

mar28 · May 14, 2014

slifmon i just transplanted 6 seedlings and other than a little stretching they are doing fine

super slow growth

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