how do i fix this plant burn?
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and well 4 but 2 are behond recovery i believe and the other 2 the leads are somewhat yellow how take them out of the light turn their light off ?
superskunkxnl
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cant see your pic m8 if its from the light raise the light if its from the the nutes flush the soil/system more pics would help
purplehaze2
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pour water on it till it hits the bottom of your pot.
kushmonster
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had to perform surgery on mine, 36 days old, now I was freakin out!!!
Twistyman
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I agree...Wait a little longer. Sometimes the top leaves will freak you out. If you have to flush a small seedling, Don't soak it.. I take a large fork and large spoon I've kept for transplanting. Gently loosen the soil around the pot,container or what ever...When its loose gently lift with fork and spoon, place root ball or how ever much you have onto a clean rag. Loosely wrap rag around roots & soil.....then you can flush easier without removing the soil that the roots are attached to...Replant into clean soil....Don't give nutes till you've got about 4 set's of leaves, and start slowly...
Good luck........
I never give them cfl light or stronger till they're used to the sunlight first...If they look like bean sprouts, they're not ready........................
Good luck........
I never give them cfl light or stronger till they're used to the sunlight first...If they look like bean sprouts, they're not ready........................
hey! you hafto wait til the container is dry before watering/so pick up the container after watering how heavy is it? now pick up the container when its dry how light is it?you can weigh it or guess it but if you water it too much the roots will bind in the bottom of the container that's called root bound /and you don't want that, it wont grow faster by watering every day,it will only grow faster if you let the soil dry before watering everytime!
VictorVIcious
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All I see with your plants is that they are stretching a little. This usually indicates you do not have your lights close enough to them. This is easy to fix and does not require flushing or replanting at this point. In my blues thread I show what I would use to prop them up and how, not for stretched seedling, its for cuttings I took, the idea is the same, the skewers cost about a buck for like a hundred of them.
Get your lights closer, prop any of them that start to lean over and wait for some more growth. At transplant time, you can bury a couple inches of the stem. This will solve a lot of the problem. The last pic you showed needs to be in this thread as well?????? VV
gangjababy
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check out the grow faq top left
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