New grower plant probs PLEASE HELP!!

Alright this is my first grow n my plants have got sick looking a couple of times n luckily I have fixed the problems probably by nothing but luck. I'm gonna give as much info as I can as well as post some pics. I have a total of 32 plants and for the most part they looked good until the las couple of days. As a new grower I know I have made some mistakes and if I did please tell me because I have fell in love with growing and this will be first of many more grows.
I bought miracle grow soil 2 different kinds one which suppose to feed up to 6 months with moisture control and the other is miracle grow garden n the other miracle grow vegetable n garden which is suppose to feed up to 3 months. I now know that soil was a mistake but its done now if I get threw this grow I will not use it again. I'm using a 1000 watt mh/hps digital lamp along with a 300 watt LED. I'm watering about every other day with plain water, no nutes until today. I used fox farm grow big however with that being said I only used 1/4 of a teaspoon because of what kind of soil I had it in. It called for a teaspoon but I didn't want to burn them up. The couple of plants that is sick is about 4 weeks old. My PH is about 5.86. It has gotten hot in the room several times as its been hard to keep it cool in there I guess because of lights. I have 3 fans and hudmity is averaging about 45%. I'm going to buy an window air conditioner tomorrow to take care of the heat problem because obviously my central air isn't doing it. But do you think that it's went past the point of no return?? I love my ladies n don't wanna lose them!!

WTF man, I think you're panicking over nothing.
MG is fine, as long as you don't overwater, but you look fine so far.
Your lowest set of leaves, the teeny tiny ones will naturally yellow and fall off.
I did see a bit of yellowing on one leaf in the first pic, but that could simply be from splashing water on the leaf when you watered it.
I've used MG soil, although it was the moisture control, it still had nutes to feed for a few months, with MG perlite added and had no problems.
Just don't expect to have to give any nutes for at least 20-25 days from sprout.


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Am I reading that right, 32 plants? That's a shitload for a new grower. I'd bring that number down a little bit. But, other than that, I'd have to agree with Bakatare, they look okay.

Go big or go home.

Lol yea now that I think about it and you brought it to my attention I do panic over everything that I think may be wrong with my plants. I mean is it even a possibility to have a perfect green plant?? Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions and concerns.

Bakatare666 said:

WTF man, I think you're panicking over nothing.
MG is fine, as long as you don't overwater, but you look fine so far.
Your lowest set of leaves, the teeny tiny ones will naturally yellow and fall off.
I did see a bit of yellowing on one leaf in the first pic, but that could simply be from splashing water on the leaf when you watered it.
I've used MG soil, although it was the moisture control, it still had nutes to feed for a few months, with MG perlite added and had no problems.
Just don't expect to have to give any nutes for at least 20-25 days from sprout.


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Lol yea 32..... I only started with 6. 3 bubblicious and 3 aurora indica. But over a few days I fell in love with growing and ended up planting 5 auto cheese, 5 auto berry, 5 berry bomb, 5 speed&sweet, 4 pain killer, and 2 big bud. Plus I had an whole big bedroom that was completely empty so....

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Am I reading that right, 32 plants? That's a shitload for a new grower. I'd bring that number down a little bit. But, other than that, I'd have to agree with Bakatare, they look okay.

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That's nice dude, but I hope you plan to get more lights down the road if you keep all of them.