Seedling having some issues looks like nute burn idk though

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Mwb44110

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Recently transplanted these 2 into fox farm OF, which I mildly flushed a little bit with a half gallon distilled water to one gallon pot. These 2 seem to be having issues idk if it’s humidity, temp, nute burn. Temp has been consisten 75-79, humidity 50-70.image.jpgimage.jpg
 
Mwb44110 said:
Should I drop humidity down to 40-45? This was taken immediately after watering if that makes any diff
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No you shouldnt plants that size likes humidity, 60-70 range. Stop watering and dont feed them, you could lower ph a bit in your next feeding to lock out nutes if the soils too hot, maybe 7ph or 5ph. Then once plant gets bigger and healthier goto 5.5-6.5 ph
 
I’ll try that out, and yeah it was lmao, I only gave them that much because I was worried the soil was too hot so tried giving it a lil flush
 
stop wattering, biggest newbie mistake, your just drowning them, leave it a few days between watering, give it some humidity. i will look into the ocean forest soil as it may be too hot for seedlings
 
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go go kid said:
stop fucking wattering, bigest newbie mistake, your just drowning them, leave it a few days between watering, give it some humidity. i will look into the ocean forest soil as it may be too hot for seedlings
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I think its, was it happy frog that was more user friendly? Well atleast for seedlings.
 
roots organic or a good potting compost from a gardening center/shop woould be better for seedlings then transplant them into ffof next time.
can you get some if its not too late, you can transplant one of them at least.
i would remove the best one out of the soil and rig up some plastivc container with a square hole cut into it to put the seedling into untill you can get some roots organic or potting compost. good old fashioned potting compost will di the job in a solo cup
 
He should have went happyfrog or promix bx or hp for seedlings. I think OF is too hot. Id probably consider flushing with ph water .5ec or so if it gets worse for now just leave it for a day or two until it dries good. By the time you transplant again they should be strong enough for OF
 
Lmaooo it’s all goodie and yeah I probably should have fully flushed the soil that would have made a bug difference. And I’ll try to transplant one ofem can’t get that stuff til Friday though
 
I do not, I was thinking of putting small portable fan and facing it at the bottom of the cup towards side drainage holes to dry it faster, do you think this would be a good idea?
 
go go kid said:
stop wattering, biggest newbie mistake, your just drowning them, leave it a few days between watering, give it some humidity. i will look into the ocean forest soil as it may be too hot for seedlings
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I’ve always read OF can be a little hot for seedlings. I went with Happy Frog and the seedlings that do sprout seem to do well.
 
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