Seedling problem curling leaves,yellow etc. HELP (+ rep)

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zwdog922

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Here are a few pics of my outdoor easy ryder (ak47 x lowryder2). As you can hopefully see, the leaves are curling and some are turning yellow and brown at the tips. I live in East Texas and water every other day. CAn someone tell me whats wrong?

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Toker88

Toker88

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zwdog922 said:
Here are a few pics of my outdoor easy ryder (ak47 x lowryder2). As you can hopefully see, the leaves are curling and some are turning yellow and brown at the tips. I live in East Texas and water every other day. CAn someone tell me whats wrong?

NEW: I just added a video just in case the pics were not descriptive enough: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/3148056/plant_help/
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Hey man--

Whats your PH? My first impression is over watering dude... you need to let the soil dry our completely before watering again(usually once every 4 days or so). Check your ph too tho, if it too low or high, it could be the cause. have you added nutes to the soil?
 
greenisthecolor55610

greenisthecolor55610

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zwdog922 said:
Here are a few pics of my outdoor easy ryder (ak47 x lowryder2). As you can hopefully see, the leaves are curling and some are turning yellow and brown at the tips. I live in East Texas and water every other day. CAn someone tell me whats wrong?

NEW: I just added a video just in case the pics were not descriptive enough: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/3148056/plant_help/
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It could be heat burn ..u said it was outside ..maybe the sun was too hot for the young seedlings

It could be nute burn too...what soil ??
 
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zwdog922

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greenisthecolor55610 said:
It could be heat burn ..u said it was outside ..maybe the sun was too hot for the young seedlings

It could be nute burn too...what soil ??
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Im sure its not nute burn, my soil is vermiculite, perilite, and other organic plant matter. Since im in the south i bet its a combo of over watering and heat, thanks. i think ill just move it away from the sprinkler system, no wonder it was always damp when I checked it!
 
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