First Try

Normally, I update at the end of the week, on Sunday. I checked in on the plant Monday morning. End of last week the cotelydons were yellowing, but I had been thinking that was just the seed getting rid of them. This week, the faintest yellowing started on the edge of the true leaves. This was a problem. To cut to the chase, the soil pH was horribly off. Run-off was testing at 7.9 when watered with 6.2. If I had to do it again, I would NOT use a color based soil pH test again - I was pretty sure the soil was pH 7 but apparently I'm not great at differentiating small differences in shades of blue green. *facepalm* I tried flushing with a gallon of 6.3pH - only got the run off to shift to 7.6 which was disappointing. So I tried something drastic - did an emergency transplant into a coir-vermiculite media soaked in pH'd seedling strength nutrients. So far, 12 hours later, my seedling is alive the yellowing on the edge of the true leaves seems to have improved, and there are no signs of wilting or shock. So this week will be interesting. We'll see if the seedling known as Sprüht perks up or if I have to start over. Also - found the instructions for the local-shop's hydro nutrients. I was CLOSE with my guess, but now I don't have to guess about that anymore.