Botched Grow

@Experimentgreen, yes, I have a little clip fan in there. I know exactly the type of pots you're talking about, and I may invest in one or two next grow. I've heard nothing but good things about them!

@UncleDale, lol I meant the pics of the yellow seedlings were taken before they were fertilized. It couldnt have been nute burn because I hadn't given them any nutes yet. They seem to have responded very well to the nutes, though.

@UncleDale, my man, those were the babies pre-fertilized!

@DAREdropout, Mystery strains, so fun. Fae is perfect then, it's generally the term used to define faerie culture in fanatasy novels, known for being tricksters haha

@TheMachinist, Far out. I named Mauve after the color of her stem when she was a seedling. Fae got her name because after not germinating for 5 days, I went to throw her out and discovered that she had sprouted. The name Fae was to remind me to have faith that some seeds just need a little extra time. The whole reason I named them in the first place was because they were from a seed mix-pack and I have no idea what strains they are😛

Jim Butcher is an American author. Mauve is the name of a character, and fae is a common term in fantasy novels. Just happens I've read his work in the last couple years.

@DAREdropout, yeah I live in Portland so it’s legal as long as it’s out of public view :) It’s a great feeling!

@anahatagardens, Can't wait for the day when I can grow outdoors. Not an option for me yet😣

@DAREdropout, check this out because I just had the same symptoms of nute burn with no nutes. It's from too much water being in the soil. I gave one of my plants too much water one time, and she's taking a little while to spring back. First the leaves curled down, then the new top leaves turned yellow, now the edges of the bottom leaves are looking burnt. All the symptoms of nute burn but not nute burn lol. I've just got mine under a small led strip as well as a 90w CFL in addition to the sun on nice days. Once the weather turns she'll be moving outside.

@anahatagardens, I will certainly give that a try! I typically don't water until their leaves start to droop and the soil is dry 1/4 - 1/2" deep. This usually occurs every 2-3 days. What resources do use for your research? My go-to's are GrowWeedEasy.com and the staff at my local grow shop, but I'm always looking for more!