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Hello, im on my 3rd grow so its safe to say im an inexperienced grower, I have'nt even got all of the equipment needed yet to suss out a problem.. i read that deformed seedlings can be a PH issue or a genetic trait.. well all but one seedling is doing well, i lost one already that got so stunted...

so a good sign for a nute lock out is for yellowing tips, this has happened to a few fan leaves before usually stops on one leaf.

the plants look very green no bad spots, they were stunted tho earlier on cos i couldnt get them into bigger pots in time.. wasnt sure if they had nute lock, i gave them a bit of a flush got the ph back up to around 5, hopefully flushed out some of the un needed grow nutes, now they are...

Yes, that would make sense. To be quite honest, i haven't even learnt about ppm, i've seen the term around here and there, but put off learning it ha, didn't wanna add another complexity, maybe this is my next step.

Thanks, your probably right, after a not so great first grow, i was probably just wondering if it was linked!

I'm a second time grower, I've been using AN Grow A+B during veg (Perfect PH range) and checking the PH with an indicator each time before it goes in usually at 6.5.. Now, this whole veg period i never once checked the run off, as i presumed what as going in must be coming out, give or take a...

Soil - Lightmix Plantgron 4.7 Gallon pots. if that helps.

I'm a second time grower, I've been using AN Grow A+B during veg (Perfect PH range) and checking the PH with an indicator each time before it goes in usually at 6.5.. now this whole veg period i never once checked the run off, as i presumed what as going in must be coming out, give or take a...