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Read everything in here https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq Check air flow, (read faq) Temp at Leaves Soil moisture (read faq)

Let soil dry out so that it is barely moist(nice dry rub feel). make sure you have adequate lights on them. They look like they may be over watered. Once the soil is dried give a nice water until you see a drop come from the bottom of bucket ddrain holes. Water slowly and lightly work the...

I just watered my 2 week old dirt 2 gal plant with .5 teaspoon of fox farm big grow in 32 oz of water. The pot was fed well the day before and most of it drained out the bottom. Is this too concentrated of an amount for a 2 week old plant? I'm just waiting to see how it takes to the nutes...

how old? are they?

Read all of this https://www.rollitup.org/view.php?pg=faq i like foxfarm veg and big bloom

I started 4 close to same time and its great to see how different they grow. For your first grow do 4 diferent seeds if possible. Or 2 of one strain and 2 of the other. One seed usualy grows a bit diferent from the rest and is fun to watch. You will learn a lot after the grow and can eliminate...

If this is your first grow just quit nutes and give clean water. Some ppl use products like clearex and molasses but nothing is wrong with a clean flush of h2o during last week or so.

Src http://waterquality.cce.cornell.edu/...sinfectant.pdf Quick facts about Chloramine Chloramine… • does not change the pH of water • is safe to use for watering plants and the beneficial soil bacteria will not be harmed • will not affect swimming pools • cannot be removed by reverse osmosis...

If you get a V light connector you can put two lights. That way you have one going vertical along the side and one going horizontal. Very good for verging.

Src http://www.rosamondcsd.com/Newsletters/CHLORAMINES.pdf -- Page 3 3. Chloramines are hazardous to humans, animals, and some plants. Chloramine-treated water in the garden By George Weigel December 01, 2007, 3:11PM By George...

1mikej Errrrr its posted Cornell Cooperative Extension, College of Human Ecology

Src http://waterquality.cce.cornell.edu/publications/CCEWQ-17-ChloramineDisinfectant.pdf Quick facts about Chloramine Chloramine… • does not change the pH of water • is safe to use for watering plants and the beneficial soil bacteria will not be harmed • will not affect...

Thanks for your help. Will post in a few days how the growth is going

Alright i will replant. I hope to see a noticeable gain in about a day or two..

My medium is moist deep down. Soil at drain holes is damp as well. I water everyday but not to the point of runoff just saturation.

I think i can replant them. What a pain though. Gona go to 99 cent store to find some small containers. Think solo cups would still work? I will have to replant all 3 of my white widows. There is a free seed planted straight in 2 gal that seems to be doin fine new growth and second node is...

I need a strategy to get this back on task. Do i put my pails in water and make soil absorb from bottom up? Do i just let it dry out and let the roots grow downward? Do i dig a hole 8" to the side of pot and funnel the water deeper into the pot? Do i stop misting?

I dug it up again today because i was curious if it was growing downwards. I saw a tiny root structure mabey 3/4" in height. Hopefuly that one root thats begining to travel down will take precidence and wont pancake horizontally. Leaves grew a tiny bit and another set is growing as well.

im afraid the tap root wont change direction

I've been watering keeping most to all the soil damp. I don't know for certain if the root has done any downward growth. Im guessing this might be the cause of slow growth. What will the plant do to correct this? What can i do to correct this? My first thought is to just let it grow. Its not...