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i have seven plants sharing an 18 gallon dwc container. sex unknown, they're just some bagseed. the solution in the res is a really weak serving of gh nutes. only one of the plants is affected by whatever this is: there's another plant sharing this same netcup and it does not exhibit the...

this is them sitting in their new home. a bit after taking these photos they bottom two sprout leaves on each plant are looking seriously dead. they're starting to lose all their green color. they still have moisture but probably not for long.... right now they're sitting under a warm spectrum...

i just transplanted from soil to hydro and i'm waiting anxiously til that time comes where i can stop worrying whether or not my plants have died from shock. i was just wondering if anyone has a sort of estimate? they were only about a week after sprouting from seed. what signs should i look...

oops... i sorta got impatient and transplanted it to hydro. they turned a super dark green after i did that.... i was pretty rough with them too. the roots were spindly and weak. they had spread all the way to the bottom of the cup and started making their way up and around the sides. anyways...

foliar feeding (misting) is not at all bad for your plants. doing it with nutes IS (unless they're organic). but if you're just using regular water that's fine. the purple stems are genetic, bro. the brown spots look like bugs, dude. nute burn will make the plant curl from the edges and turn...

these are random bagseed from texas dirt weed. their sisters are sprouting in hydroponic mediums with greater success so i'm convinced that this has something to do with the cheap miracle gro potting soil i put these in. a week into life, they should be a lot fuller. instead they look frail and...

to correct a nitrogen deficiency using organic methods takes a while. the best medicine is prevention. but since you're already past that point.... you could try making a compost tea with manure (lots of N) in it and doing a foliar feeding til the problem rectifies itself. if foliar feeding...