Question on deficiency

[SinisterCyclops]

Ive already germ'd the seeds and put them in seedling soil for about 10-12 days then i transplanted to bigger pots. During the transplanting i had some trouble keeping the big clump of soil and roots together and may of damaged some of them but they seem to be recovering well. Right now they are in about 6" pots and about 15-20 days old. I have 6 of them under a 105w ecoplus 6500k.

my lights are roughly 2-3 feet from the plants and they are in foxfarm ocean soil They havent grown very much scince the transplant only small changes in appearance and i there are some small streaks of yellow on leaves of 2 of them.

Is that due to a nitrogen deficiency?
Also would anyone reccomend adding any fertilizers?

 

[MrFishy]

It'd be hard to tell with the description "small" yellow streaks.
What kind of light is that?
symptoms

 

[smutpeddler]

next time just use peat cups(abt the 4 inch tall ones) so you dont have to worry about fucking the roots up. you grow em for a couple weeks then just put the cup in soil.

 

[SinisterCyclops]

It'd be hard to tell with the description "small" yellow streaks.
What kind of light is that?
symptoms

i have a 105w 6500k ecoplus,
btw does anyone know where i can get some peat cups?
i tried to google them but couldnt find anywhere to order some

 

[Cannibal Sativa]

if that is a cfl bulb u want it a few in. away from the plants, not 2-3 feet away.

 

[smutpeddler]

lowes, home depot

 

[MrFishy]

What you want are "peat plugs" available at W-Mart in the spring. I found some at True Value hardware last week, Cheap.

Agreed. CFL's need to be as close a possible w/o burning foliage. Low light conditions causes yellowing/blanching.