bestdopetoked
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lowered the light too low for too long this is the outcome will she be okay?
tiny burn my week old plant will she be okay?
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bestdopetoked
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naw it was forsure the light it was touching her.
GanjaHome
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maybe! also. what kinda dirt u use? some have already nute at higher levels.naw it was forsure the light it was touching her.
bestdopetoked
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black gold organic cant find the p-k-n of it. doesnt say on bag
Jus Naturale
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If it's a burn from the light being too close (which it does sort of look like to me, as the other areas of the leaf aren't affected, yet the cotyledon is a bit brown right near that same spot) then it should be fine. It looks pretty minimal.
Good luck, and happy growing!
Good luck, and happy growing!
bestdopetoked
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yeah i thought so just making sure shes only 4 days sprouted, does she look healthy?
GanjaHome
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i wont take that! you should now the PKN. transplant to FoxFarm and Flush with distilled water. put it in bigger pot with good drainage holes.
bestdopetoked
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na trying to use very little money its my first grow kinda experimenting.
If it's Black Gold Natural and Organic (the orange bag), the website says it's 0.05-0.0-0.0. Ingredients-Earthworm Castings, Canadian Sphagnum Peat Moss, Compost, Perlite and/or Pumice. So it has a little nitrogen in it from the earthworm castings, but that's it. It does look more like light burn than nute burn to me. Nute burn, in my experience shows up at the leaf tips first. Just keep an eye on the light height in the future and the plant should heal itself. The plant looks healthy and you can start adding Iguana Juice soon. I started adding it about 2 weeks from germination at the rate of 1 ml. per liter. I'm useing it on a feed-water-feed schedule and it seems to be going well. I increased to 2 ml. per liter the following week and 3 ml. per liter the week after. Use you own judgement though as different strains have different needs. When I start out in dixie cups, I have holes cut in the bottom. When roots start growing out the holes, it's my indication that thier ready for transplant.