Blue_Walker
Active Member
I have attached a photo of my white widow that was put into soil on 4/18 after germinating. I’m using 1/3 fox farm ocean forest, 1/3 organic potting soil and 1/3 perlite and vermiculite. Up until today I have not noticed any leave discoloration like in the photo. It has always been dark green. I have been watering with distilled water if I have it or tap water that has sat out for a day or so about once a week. The PH of my tap water was around 6 or 6.5 according to the strips I have. I’m going to confirm tonight with other strips. I’ve watered twice since I’ve planted and have been misting the soil in between. If it seems too dry and to help humidity. I can also see bright white roots in the container.
I have read so many different things from a mag deficiency, to light bleaching to over watering regarding. I’d just like to know what you guys thing because this is my first time and to see if I need to be concerned or am over thinking it.
I am also waiting to transplant into a two gallon fabric pot with fox farms ocean forest, perlite, a little vermiculite and dolomite lime.
This picture was taken under the 5000k leds so the plant looks brighter overall than it actually is. The additional pictures were taken out of the bucket if I remember correctly.
I have read so many different things from a mag deficiency, to light bleaching to over watering regarding. I’d just like to know what you guys thing because this is my first time and to see if I need to be concerned or am over thinking it.
I am also waiting to transplant into a two gallon fabric pot with fox farms ocean forest, perlite, a little vermiculite and dolomite lime.
This picture was taken under the 5000k leds so the plant looks brighter overall than it actually is. The additional pictures were taken out of the bucket if I remember correctly.
