HELP!! Im new to this site and i have an issue with a seedling about 2 weeks old

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greenthumbmarie

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They have been perfectly healthy I haven't really been using MG a couple of times real diluted and I've used Alaskan fish emulsion. And one very diluted dose to the roots of superthrive. The inside of my leaves just on one plant ... Are turning a slight yellow green. I jus know it isn't the same grass green its been. Is it possible for the plant to have different shades of green? Or am I in the early stages of something serious and they are gonna really start yellowing? If its a nitrogen problem why isn't the rest doing it? I give them all the same and I only give distilled water. I keep the temp between 70-75 and humidity between 55%-65%. I din
DDidn't get much of a response from my first thread so someone help me out. Thanks a lot .... Kmh
 
lokie

lokie

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Pics will be need to provide a better assessment of the issue you are describing.
 
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tibberous

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Kind of hard with no pictures, or feeding amounts; and I doubt many people are using Miracle Grow + Fish Emulsion to know how much to use.

I'd get a bottle of Dynagro Grow and a PH test kit, add 10 ml DG to 1 gallon of water, get the PH to 6, and just use that -- cost you like $20.
 
nedguy

nedguy

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  • Is it possible for the plant to have different shades of green?


    yes, it happens


    for now just wait some more, also you simply shouldnt be nuting at all at least not before the end of week 3​


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beenthere

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greenthumbmarie said:
They have been perfectly healthy I haven't really been using MG a couple of times real diluted and I've used Alaskan fish emulsion. And one very diluted dose to the roots of superthrive. The inside of my leaves just on one plant ... Are turning a slight yellow green. I jus know it isn't the same grass green its been. Is it possible for the plant to have different shades of green? Or am I in the early stages of something serious and they are gonna really start yellowing? If its a nitrogen problem why isn't the rest doing it? I give them all the same and I only give distilled water. I keep the temp between 70-75 and humidity between 55%-65%. I din
DDidn't get much of a response from my first thread so someone help me out. Thanks a lot .... Kmh
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At two weeks, the stored nutrients in the cotyledons are just about used up, you mentioned using distilled water which is approximately 1ppm, I'd let them chill for a few days then give them some cal/mg.
 
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greenthumbmarie

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I have 2 40oz spray bottles. One with less than 1/4 teaspoon fish emul. The other with 2 weak drops of superthrive. I've used the ST just once. I only spray the soil to distribute. Not pour with my water can. I don't use the MG. Thanks guys for the info. Ill post a pic tomorrow I don't have the service where I live to post now. But its basically what I've seen pictures of for a lack of nitrogen.... Instead of going yellow from the tips in its very lightly coming. from the base of the fan leave. The inside of the leave. So backwards from what I've seen in nitrogen pics. Make sense? I'll post tomorrow for you guys. Thanks <3
 
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greenthumbmarie

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Thanks a lot for the kind information. I'm new at this but I've worked pretty hard a gathering a notebook of information to guide me, but since I joined this I love I can directly ask some people that have done it. :) deuces
 
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