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NateV

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Jun 28, 2015

• #1

First time growing the beloved cannabis. Super excited but want to know if I'm on the right track! Seems to be some sort of problem with my little seedling though. Can't tell whether it's nute burn or deficiency at this point please help!

 

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Steelheader3430

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Jun 28, 2015

• #2

It shouldn't be getting any nutes yet. If the leaves got wet it could cause this. Probably should have started them in something smaller. Then into an actual pot. You can carefully transplant it into another container with better soil. Just don't tear any roots.

 

NateV

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Jun 28, 2015

• #3

Steelheader3430 said:

It shouldn't be getting any nutes yet. If the leaves got wet it could cause this. Probably should have started them in something smaller. Then into an actual pot. You can carefully transplant it into another container with better soil. Just don't tear any roots.

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I started it off in a solo cup and just transplanted. There was no problems until I transplanted all of that burn looking ish just popped up about 3 days ago. Any ideas?

 

rnint

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Jun 28, 2015

• #4

It doesn't really look like nute burn but your cotyledons are still green so you really shouldn't be feeding it yet. How old is it?

 

Steelheader3430

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Jun 28, 2015

• #5

What kind of soil is it in? Lights, temps? Are you feeding it nutes? This is your first grow so the real goal is to get the plant to live to harvest. How was the root system when you transplanted?

 

NateV

Member

Jun 28, 2015

• #6

It's just at 3 weeks old. I'm using ferti-lome nutes. Blooming and rooting, water soluble plant food and yield booster. I've got it under 5 27 watt 6500 k CFLs and my temp is at 72. Root system was flourishing nicely at transplant. My have shocked it a little but it's showed new growth since then.

 

rnint

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Jun 28, 2015

• #7

Are you feeding it all that stuff already?

 

NateV

Member

Jun 28, 2015

• #8

About a 1/4 ratio of the feed and rooting and blooming. Holding off on yield booster.

 

Steelheader3430

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Jun 28, 2015

• #9

Try just giving it water. It's like giving an infant a four course meal. I recommend a real pot and the less is more approach.

 

rnint

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Jun 28, 2015

• #10

If your feeding anything id just feed rooting stuff and at a very low dose, I fed mine 2ml mixed in a solo cup full of water of rhizotonic for a couple weeks and did a comparison between one i gave water and the other I gave rhizotonic and the rhizo one is literally like almost twice the size as the other now. Mind you I was feeding about 10ml of that mix a day plus some pure water every now and then when it dried so it wasn't much

 

redeyedfrog

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Jun 28, 2015

• #11

I wouldnt feed it anything except seaweed 1/4 strength unril you get a couole of sets of leaves going. Do not overlove your plant you will kill it.
I know you tjink it helps the plant but you are hurting it with all the help.
Figure out a feeding schedule when its ready and stick to it.
Number 1 killer of plants is the grower!