Youthmananswered grow question 2 years ago Hello! Then basically they all have NPK deficiency, nitrogen deficiency can be recognized by the color tending to yellow, P deficiency can be recognized by the red stems, which together with K deficiency cause burning on the leaves :) you can still fix it, but they will actually go to produce much less than healthy seedlings. Since you are growing in coco, keep in mind that it is a substrate with virtually no fertilizer, so you have to fertigate every time! Check the pH, it absolutely must be below 7 and above 5.5, 6.3 is fine. Be careful then that the smallest one is suffocating on the roots (the leaves are bent down), so I suggest you spray the leaves with fertilizer and when the soil is to be watered, be generous with npk!, If within 10 days they haven't recovered, re-seed, and try to have 300ppm for the first week, 500-700 for the second, so you can avoid the same problem :)