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Discoloration spots on seedling leaves

oblivionater11
oblivionater11started grow question 6 months ago
I have 10 auto seedlings growing, 6/10 leaves have turned light colour and a few spots here and there, what is it lacking? Or is it something to do with pests?
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Leaves. White powder
Leaves. Color - Pale
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Mr_Weeds_Autos
Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 6 months ago
The yellow-green color is likely due to a nutrient deficiency. This could come from a lack of nutrients in the soil or it could also be from overwatering.
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oblivionater11
oblivionater11answered grow question 6 months ago
I will give them less water, I usually only give them enough water to keep the soil moist but I will let it dry out a little and water with the Mist sprayer, will wait and see from there and give an update if there's any improvement on them just incase it could be the nutrient deficiency. I'm doing an outdoor grow, so I will bring try my best to maintain the PH but I'm not sure how to maintain the temp and moisture outside or should I bring them inside for a little till they reach the Veg phase?
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 6 months ago
Soil looks too wet. Let them dry out a bit. Allow your pot to feel light but without letting the plant wilt. Then you water modestly. Don't douche your soil, they don't like it. That seedling hasn't got a root system yet to take up all that water so where ever your roots push out they are pushing into water logged soil with no oxygen. Less is more early on man. Keep your temps and humidity in check, and your pH in your soil in range. And don't over water them.
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