KansasCityChief

its not the end of the world, but its prolly why u nutrients are starting to lock up, it doesnt really need to be luke warm either round 70 degrees is good, u can get a tds meter that also reads temps of water for under 25 bucks now days, anyhow what ul want to do is invest in a good mycorrhizae innoculant, like great white or earth juice's biozeus, both are powder and can be mixed with water, either buy a gallon of filtered water or let ur water sit out for 24hrs (check with city water report to make sure its only chlorine and not chlorimine if it is chlorimine it wont evaperate and ul need to get filtered water til u buy a filter) add the mycorrhizae to the good water and water them in, that should take care of the problem as long as u keep those myco's alive and happy

if ur on city water chances are u have alota minerals in ur water that could cause this burn, also when growing with organic soil u dont want any chlorine in ur water cause it will kill ur microlife, let ur water sit for 24hrs to let chlorine evaperate out, when u flush before harvest buy distelled water from store to get all the leftover salts outa roots zone cause city water will build up mad salts in the roots zone which will have a bad affect on ur microlife, without that microlfe breakin down the elements in ur soil ur plant cant eat, i invested in a R/O filter and it was prolly the best investment i made, u can get one online for under 200bucks with a garden hose connector, if u cant get one right away u can buy filter water from a grocery story, the big glacier water machines are big R/O filters, usually cost 25cents a gal, or as a last option let ur water de-chlorinate and flush with filtered water and end of harvest to get all the salts leftover from the tap water out

ur baby should be alll good, the fox farm ocean forest might be alittle to much for the moment but she will continue to thrive in it and as she gets bigger she will be all green, my advice is to add sum extra mycorrhizae for them roots and still get a cheap soil ph meter its always good to have one around, one thing i need to ask tho is what kinda water source are u using?

so the only soil they are in is the ocean forest? i know ocean forest can be alitte rougher on seeds than the light warrior or happy frog, the only time ive seen burn like this on my seeds is when i used jiffy''s greenhouse seed mix and the ph was way over 7, do u have any bugs in the room that could be eating small parts of the side of the leaves, this can look like a nute problem sometimes cause the plant will have sum damage on the sides of leaves, set out sum of the yellow thrip stick strips (not hot shotz or any of that kinda sticky paper) and see if u catch anything but i dont think thats what it is, the fox farm might be alittle to much for it right now but if thats all it its it will go away as the plant grows, for seeds u should try the happy frog potting soil its alittle lighter on the nutes it only has the worm castings, forest humus, and bat guano, plus sum humic acid and mycorrhizae, for seeds i really like to start them in happy frog then transplant into the ocean forest

it looks like the ph of the soil is alittle off, are these the ones u added coffee grounds too? coffee grounds are hella acidic and will lower ur soil's ph a bit, id get a soil ph meter and check the ph, if its low then sprinkle alittle bit of dolomite lime onto ur soil and water it in, not much dolomite tho, i add 1cup per 1.5cubic feet of soil, most bagged soils like ocean forest already have sum added in to keep ph stable but i think the coffee grounds is messin with the ph, so literally a sprinkle would be fine, id let it get alittle bigger before adding the lime or jus add the tiniest bit u can, its still a young plant so u definitely got time to fix the ph of the soil

its all good bro i like to help when i can, i dont keep grow secrets i hate that shit i knew sum ol timers in weaverville that use to charge people for grow tips and thas fuckd up, its medicine for the body and soul and everybody should have access to knowledge on the cannabis plant familey, anyway reload ur pic on my profile cause it didnt load up right all i see is a big red x and i dont think that what u meant to send me lol

slower and less vigorous growth, leaves will start to fade to a lighter green, stems will start to be weaker and more flimsy, u will notice the difference of a healthy plant to a plant that needs food

no not at all, ur plant looks great! i was sayin to watch for yellowing of the leaves as a sign of when to fertilize, but no man ur baby looks excellent!