whats happening to my seedlings ?:(,any vets know?

brodietheconeking

brodietheconeking

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ive never had a problem with seedlings before...this is the first problems i have encountered,im not ph'ing but that shouldnt really matter as my tap waters 7.1? i soaked them in a glass of water till i seend the tap root,then placed into root it,left them a week and then put the root it cubes into some cutting compost mixed with perlite,i dont normal use perlite with seedlings i like swampy like compost normally but i thought i would try it this time..could that be the problem?temp 31c humidity 55% i know im running a little too hot but my last survived alot hotter,the 1 to the far right is absolutly perfect yet the 1 next to it is the same strain and it seems to be having issues as its leafes are browning/yellowing! wich is confusing me..same strain same everything but the others having issues :S,i have 2 strains out of the 4 here
 

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ambedexteras

ambedexteras

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did you by chance take the helmet off manually?

helmet meaning the seed on top as it came up , if it did come up with the seed still on it.

cuz ive had a plant come up with the seed still on in and i manually removed it thinking it was ready to come off
ending up killing the plant i guess it still needed the helmet for a while lol wasnt ready to go without.
 
brodietheconeking

brodietheconeking

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ambedexteras said:
did you by chance take the helmet off manually?

helmet meaning the seed on top as it came up , if it did come up with the seed still on it.

cuz ive had a plant come up with the seed still on in and i manually removed it thinking it was ready to come off
ending up killing the plant i guess it still needed the helmet for a while lol wasnt ready to go without.
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no but i had 2 dudd seeds of critical plus and the 1 seed left of critical did that helmet thing so i left it 2 days thinking it will do it on its own accord went to look next day the poor thing fell in half lol so that was £30 down the sink all these removed the shell on there own
 
JohnBaked

JohnBaked

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Compost is too hot for seedlings, try plain potting mix or something with no nutrients like coir or Rockwool cubes.
 
ambedexteras

ambedexteras

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might be ur only option. to take em otu and put in "cooler" soil so to speak lol.
put in like a 2gal container that way u wont have to transplant again till like 3-4 weeks
 
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