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I waited too long to transplant them and some of them had yellowing leaves on the bottom. Transplanted into a mix of organic seed starter and raised bed mix so air can circulate around roots. Added advanced nutrients micro juice every other day and they have perked up! I will need t get a 2nd light though. They are in a 3x2x5’ tent.
This is my very first grow - and first time growing anything indoors. Long time veggie gardener. I am having some sight leaf curl on my 3.5 week old starts. Color is good, just slight upward curl. What’s up?
Hi @Cluck ! When I take a look at your picture I can see that you leaves are curling up so it is the sign of an heat issue, your medium looks fairly dry so it will be great to give them less water but more often . You may low your temperatures a bit by using a fan but don't put it too close from your plants. But I would say that your plants are healthy so you don't have to worry about their height , they will thrive by they own soon ! Hope it will help you to grow better , faster , stronger 💪👍😁
I would listen to Kaya666 she got good advices. If your plant stays abit pale give her Calimagic (calcium*magnesium) that turns on the fotosythesis and your leaves will turn green.
The general mistakes of first time weed growers are. To much water, to near to the lamp and to much nutrients...........iam sure you will avoid that and get a very nice grow
Hi there, root problem but if yiu did repot, it's ok, the curling leaves is no big deal, just let your soil one more day before watering and e erything will be fine ! Enjoy !
@Gluck. To check up the heat at the top of the plant its the best to buy a Laser Pistol And get the temperature . You can buy them for 5 euro on a chinese platformor anywhere else. The tops should not get more heat than 26-28 degree... more is too hot. best thing is around 20 degree
Cluck
