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Yes, my friend, this is true, if the soil is too hot it basically burns your baby up. Two ways to go about this next time with using the jiffy pellets, the plant can and will recover once it starts getting bigger and can actually intake the amount of nutrient in the soil, or you can just go with a less nutrient-rich soil like Fox Farm Happy Frog which has just enough in it, doesn't burn seedling and has enough nutrient in it for the plant to feed on for at least 3 weeks. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.

Its burn, not lockout. Rather, its locked out due to an early burn, if the soil was indeed hot. Re-pot em in proper ph and low nute medium. They will erupt once cured

i'd assume it's pretty hot for the younger plants, because it can't have that type of symptoms that early, otherwise.. .so, more likely lockout. Make sure to water with 20% runoff and only after it dries out enough -- top 1" or so. hope they power through it. Next irrigation, you could run a little extra runoff and try to strip it down a tad? diary says pH of 6.5, if that's only what you put in, check soil. (do that first, actually) if pH is off in substrate, have to get that in line first. Seed can power growth for 2 weeks, so very unlikely the severe symptoms you see are deficiencies.

So your gonna switch from soiless to a soil grow. I would just stick to the soiless mix and feed appropriately. Faster and better growth for indoors grows. Nutramix HP or promix are both soiless just like you mixed up yourself. Peatmoss and perlite. Not at an even rate for both but you got the idea right. Soiless grows are much easier to keep your plants healthy as well. Just have to keep your ph and ec correct and your girls will rock. Cheers

I think your soil is too rich in nutrients and you are in a full lockout, make sure your ph pen is working and i suggest u to buy some sponge cube or light mix so germinate your seeds, jiffy are bad! Wormcasting will not help your situation

the response on the leaves initially with twisting is a similar response to "yucky" but in a slower time frame to how we would do it. the colour fade is possibly the roots being burnt and not being able to take nutes in again yet.. plain water ph to 6.2 for a couple of feeds maybe. they feed from the seed stored until around 3rd set of leaves and then if needed they cannabalize the little rounded 2 that form under the 1st set afer germination. it is like an emergency packed lunch while the tap root looks for water and the side roots start to web just under the surface to help feed later on.

you want right around 6.3 as this is the happy spot. hope this helps

what i am seeing is poor ph. again ph should be 6.3 i see a ph issue that is way out of line, your plants are suffering and no matter how or who answers the questions there still seems the plants suffer. your pink tips are most likely part of the strain, but since the stress of the ph, your starting to get a lock out and at a young age. pretty sad really considering the plants usually grow much better if you just let them be, instead i see over watering, the wrong ph level for your grow medium, as well as a high acid soil. your roots are very unhappy and this shows in your grow. what i suggest is stop asking for advice and picking the wrong answer which in turn puts your plants in a danger zone. so here is my suggestion to you since you do not listen to advice given by growers on this forum. pick up a book about growing, or you can do an internet search on how to grow cannabis, i know there is a free on ilgm that you can down load for free and i am very sure that once you read the info on growing, you should understand the plant and the needs of the plant. understanding the plants function during a grow is a very important issue. you as a grower only wants the instant answers but ignore the answers. yes i could tell you how to fix this mess but i do not think i want a hand fixing your grow when you do not listen. so happy growing and i hope for the plants sake you figure things out

based on what i read, i'd suggest changing watering habits. Don't try to micro-dose. Saturate substate with 20% runoff (if some sort of supersoil, just ensure complete hydration, some runoff will be necessary). if feeding a balanced diet, it'll maintain a happy equilibrium in the substrate if you maintain this 20% runoff habit. no build up. steady pH. consistent, vigorous growth. Then, wait for top 1" to dry before watering again -- fertilizer or irrigation, whatever it may be. Sounds like you'd fertilize each time with 20% runoff, but i don't kow what 'ewc' is. when you get dry pockets, it does funky things to contents of soil as well as roots in those areas. it looks like a nitrogen deficiency, but it is on the top leaf.. that's not right. something odd is likely going on in root zone. If you are soilless and not providing trace elements, this may also be something to look into. if you see that stuff on your labels, it's not likely an issue.

hi friend it looks to appear to me you have a few things going on. with the yellowing leaves you have a deficiency going on, looks like you need just a bit more nitrogen and you may also want to add cal mag. when you feed the plants water real good until you have a small run off, then dry your pots out and water a bit more. you make sure not to cut off the new growth, the yellow lower leaves yes. for now though get the deficiency taken care off now as when they go in flower it is harder to control. if you have a all purpose fertilizer like 20-20-20 this would fix the yellow leaves and bring health back to the plants. i would feed this until flowering starts, then go to a flower booster like beastie bloomz. hope this helps

That soil has enough nutes to last for a few weeks. Make sure your ph in the soil is set properly. Cheers

I wouldn’t keep adding more nutrients since your soil most likely has enough. I’m thinking what you may be referring to is “inoculating” your soil. This means to introduce beneficial microbes into your soil. These microbes break down your organic amendments making them available for the plant to uptake. You can increase the microbial population by adding mycorrhizae or a compost tea. If you have access to Recharge, I would suggest that since it is basically a compost tea that has mycos, kelp, molasses, Humic and fulvic acids. Easy to use and you don’t have to brew up a batch of tea every time.

Lux is only comparable to the exact same lighting -- doesn't have to be the same fixture, just same characteristics of light. Simply put, the varying intensity colors for any lamp, even within 'white' light, will give varying Lux measurements. So, it can still be useful for you, but you'll need to read plant and measure to find that happy zone. Allow plant benaviour to tell you when it is happiest. Leaves will be perky, internode distance will be tight but 'enough' space, and growth will be vigorous. When you see it kinda droop at top or even form pale spots, you know it's way too intense. Also, internode length will get too short. while it is good to have a wet-dry cycle, i think some of your plants look a little too dry. one looks to be wilted. Except in cases of a small plant in large pot, make sure entirity of substrate gets saturated. then, allow it to dry out. Weight of pot is best, but top 1" is good indicator too. you'll have a more consistently happy plant, if you do. As nutes in soil run out and you fertilize more, you'll want more runoff to ensure a good equilibrium of nutes in soil.

Hello Overgrotho, Your plants have recovered pretty well, keep up the good work! Good luck with your project, I wish you all the best! 👽

We had 6 in 5 gallon pots scrogged in a 4x4. You should do well with what you have. Set up the net. Fill it up and flip! 🤘😤

1500 is about the highest you can go. Test your EC in your feed and the runoff. If the runoff is lower, you can increase feed. If it's higher, then you are overfeeding and need to cut back. This is all based on the assumption that your temps and pH are good.

Hi ! Het is normaal dat de plant naarmate hij dichterbij de oogst komt, onderaan meer gele bladeren ontwikkeld. Dit komt doordat hij zich wil inzetten op goede ontwikkeling van de toppen. Jouw bladeren zien er naar mijn mening wel wat lichtgroen uit, krijgen ze voldoende voeding? Ik denk dat dit een tekort kan zijn aan stikstof. Check ook even je ph waarde en geef niet teveel water. Ik voeg nog een link toe die je misschien kan helpen. https://www.royalqueenseeds.be/blog-gele-cannabis-bladeren-n523 Veel succes!!🌱👌

Early in flower they drink a ton but 4 or 5 weeks later they really slow down. Good chance you've been right the entire time. As long as you're giving some time for the topsoil to dry, you should be good.