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Wilting and yellow

Stonerchickstarted grow question 2 years ago

I have some plants that wilted over and have yellow leaves and a few good plants. They were all getting the same nutrients but some are reacting different. If they’re yellows and weeped over should I throw them out or are they savable?

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Chow_13answered grow question 2 years ago

Looks like either nutrient burn or over watering. What nutrients are you using. What medium are you growing in. Usually people will hold off feeding nuturents until they get to the size of your first picture. Then they will slowly start by using a percentage of what the feed charts say. Baby plants don't need much. You also want to make sure your soil dries out with the top 1" before watering again. For Coco only its difficult to over water and you don't need to let it dry out but its best to have the top layer dry out to promote healthy root growth. If they are autoflowers then then pic 3/5/6 are garbage. If photo and you have the room then they could recover but will be stunted and most likely take a month to get back to regular growth. Pic 1/2/4/7 are savable and are only slightly stunted.

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meggieQanswered grow question 2 years ago

Remove the yellow leaves and add water for three days. Gradually increase nutrition.

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GrowCNanswered grow question 2 years ago

I think over watering or possibly nutrient burn. In soil I don't even think nutrients until the plant has about 3 nodes and usually go to 5 nodes before thinking of adding any nutrients. Then there is over watering. Young sprouts are very tender so you have to be very careful with your watering. Less is usually safer than more. In a worst case stop watering and wait for them to wilt a little to tell you they need more water.

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Hashyanswered grow question 2 years ago

It's up to you. Me personally would try and save them. But if you think you can get another batch going without the problems you hit on this batch and get them growing better then these it may be worth considering.

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NatureSolutionsanswered grow question 2 years ago

I would never trow any out, maybe over time, when space becomes important but its always worth a try to safe them, might just be a little humidity problem at the start, the first few days the seedling gets his nutes from the seeds and only need water for roots and a humid enviroment above soil to prevent the leaves getting dried, needing water from a rootsystem that simply isnt there yet, i usually use mixture of coco and gardensoil, and keep anything that captures moist above it. Any dome like feature that can give visualyy condensed environment. So in this case i would chuck those yellow brown leaves off. Keep them in a high humidity and wait for two to tree more nodes and go back to without humidity. Can always use them later for try outs anyways, like manyfolding or so, have fun

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