testology1980
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Agree. This is not a rocket science.This is why I don't get it.Use regular potting soil with perlite or vermiculite moving forward until you can figure out your issue...In all honesty, this is not tough at all, yet this thread seems to have the complexity of building a rocket ship.
A regular potting mix will have enough nutrients in it to get the ball rolling...Thus you wont have to worry about nutrients or the mix being to "hot" (higher nutrients) which can be a shock to young plants...At least this way you can establish a plant which will have a better ability to recover should something go wrong..In doing so, you will just be dialing in to primary factors..light and water.
Toad
My first grow was so easy. I had few plants and non of them made any issues.
That why I suspect its the seeds.
I will try again few seeds this time, some with new soil and some with the existing one.
Also not only White widow, I have 2 more strains seeds.
Sure, wasn't think u sayingCouldn’t find anything about that soil online but honestly not saying ur a lier or anything but it really!!!! Looks like coco, the strands of coco hair if you’d call it that, how airy it looks and the very light brown when it’s dry. Soil when dry looks way different that coco. Try a different soil.
Its looks like, agree, there is some amount of coco in the soil, its a mix.
Yes, I will try with different soil.
Thank you guys. I will update.