How to save burnt seedlings

[zeitgeist68]

Apparently I got a few bags of super hot roots organic soil because this is the second set of expensive cup winning seeds that I lost. In a row. They get premium spring water at 9ppm and 7 ph and 66degreesF. Air temp is 73 to 77f and humidity is 65-75%.

I am sure it it the soil- the question is what can be done? They are 3+ weeks in those cups and I flushed them well 3 days ago. Since the flush they got much worse - some wilting right over.

Any advice on saving this DNA would be greatly appreciated.

 

[weedizard]

Apparently I got a few bags of super hot roots organic soil because this is the second set of expensive cup winning seeds that I lost. In a row. They get premium spring water at 9ppm and 7 ph and 66degreesF. Air temp is 73 to 77f and humidity is 65-75%.

I am sure it it the soil- the question is what can be done? They are 3+ weeks in those cups and I flushed them well 3 days ago. Since the flush they got much worse - some wilting right over.

Any advice on saving this DNA would be greatly appreciated.

Wow man that hurts the eyes! My plant is suffering from the same condition. Looking forward to answers you may got, may help me also.

 

[hydrogreen65]

let them dry out good, and try to trim off the dead and damaged leaves.
Recently bought bag of Roots Organic to put a cpl mothers in. EEnded up with a bad case of fungus gnats. 1st time ever had problem with. that's brand.

 

[justanotherbozo]

...this is why i always recommend that new growers learn their chops with free bagseeds. ...if the worst happens and you lose them, pop some free beans and keep popping them until you gain some confidence and experience.

...hopefully, if they recover, they won't be permanently stunted.

peace, bozo

 

[zeitgeist68]

let them dry out good, and try to trim off the dead and damaged leaves.
Recently bought bag of Roots Organic to put a cpl mothers in. EEnded up with a bad case of fungus gnats. 1st time ever had problem with. that's brand.

So thats where my gnats keep coming from.

What about repotting to a lighter mix?

 

[zeitgeist68]

...this is why i always recommend that new growers learn their chops with free bagseeds. ...if the worst happens and you lose them, pop some free beans and keep popping them until you gain some confidence and experience.

...hopefully, if they recover, they won't be permanently stunted.

peace, bozo

And just how is this advice supposed to help my current situation?