Seedlings acting weird don't know what I've done? Help

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

• #1

Hey bros transplanted my plants from seedling tray 2days ago to about 1gallon planter bags till its time to put them in the bush. Most are doing well but I have 3 that aren't doing to well and I wanna know what could be the corse and how I could fix it. Any help is much appreciated!

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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Also have one wilting real bad. I don't think its from over watering anyone else know what it could be. All plants were healthy as before transplant

 

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BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

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have you checked ph?

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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Na man I haven't. I live out of town and our water doesn't get treated so I thought it'd be fine. Could that be what it is?

 

BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

• #5

yes your ph can be off

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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Okay I will grab a pH testing kit. Is there anything else it could be?

 

BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

• #7

have you been feeding nutes?

 

BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

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and what soil is that?

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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I mixed in a slow release general feet into soil before transplant. Could it be fert burn?

 

BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

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could be sum burn but deff check the ph could be a mix

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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I just mixed general potting mix and a compost mix for soil. Pretty much half and half then mixed in some fert.

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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In your opinion do you think the plants will survive? Or should I start germing some more seeds? Haha

 

BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

• #13

id say grow them out a bit more. give another week or two and see how the new growth progresses. if it gets worse dump and restart.

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

• #14

Sweet man thanks for your help!

 

BxHaZe87

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Nov 1, 2014

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NP Bud

 

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TrentCNz

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Nov 1, 2014

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So whatever's happened they seem to be dying quite quickly. If it was fert burn would it be a good idea to grab them out of the soil they're in now and just put them in a new mix without any fert? Also the new growth doesn't look to bad its just the bigger leafs so I dunno if that means anything. These photos were only taken about two hours apart.

 

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RIKNSTEIN

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Nov 1, 2014

• #17

First off, you really need to read up on what your doing, those little things would still be in solo cups in my nursery for at least 3 weeks from bean (in bean starter mix)...and when I transplanted it would be into rich dark soil with perlite mixed in, not that barky looking stuff I plant my violets in...peace and seriously think of reading on this forum for a few weeks before trying again...no offense...