Heat stressed?

Blunted 4 lyfe said:

Think of it this way your wife just brought home a newborn would you start out giving it grownup food? Of course not! Start off small then ratchet up your schedule. As they get bigger s l o w l y introduce them to more lights outside otherwise you'll shock them...again. Feed them just plain water for now. I use a turkey Baster for feeding my babies 2 full Baster full of water @ 2days. And I feed them distilled water.

BTW with all the talk about your lighting I never bothered to find out what kind of soil are you using? I grow organic so its all about the soil, I feed my soil not the plant. Read up on outdoor growing here on RIU lots of great folks there they can point you in the right direction. I'm an indoor grower right now in soil but I'm looking to grow outdoors this spring and I'll be checking out the outdoor section myself.

Good Luck Happy Growing!

B4L

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Blunted 4 lyfe said:

Think of it this way your wife just brought home a newborn would you start out giving it grownup food? Of course not! Start off small then ratchet up your schedule. As they get bigger s l o w l y introduce them to more lights outside otherwise you'll shock them...again. Feed them just plain water for now. I use a turkey Baster for feeding my babies 2 full Baster full of water @ 2days. And I feed them distilled water.

BTW with all the talk about your lighting I never bothered to find out what kind of soil are you using? I grow organic so its all about the soil, I feed my soil not the plant. Read up on outdoor growing here on RIU lots of great folks there they can point you in the right direction. I'm an indoor grower right now in soil but I'm looking to grow outdoors this spring and I'll be checking out the outdoor section myself.

Good Luck Happy Growing!

B4L

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Octomonkey said:

Think they look a little better from last week? Maybe I should get them out of the seedling soil or does it take a while for them to recover from heat stress

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Blunted 4 lyfe said:

They do look much better now just let them do their thing now. Give them at least another week before doing anything to them.

I like to put my beans in a solo cup with good soil that's going to feed them for the first 3 weeks of life then I can transplant into its final home. The soil I prefer is roots organic, FFOF can be too hot for seedlings. The main reason I like solo cups is because it makes transplanting very
Simple I water the plant the day before so that it is moist when I transplant and not dry crumbling soil prep your final bucket with good soil and make a hole in the middle as deep as your solo cup, turn the solo cup over with your fingers between stem and palm over the mouth of cup, then just squeeze the cup while rotating, the plant will slide right out. Never had a plant stress on me doing it that way, but be as gentle as you can.


B4L

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