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Surfettuccini
Surfettuccinistarted grow question 5 years ago
First week and never had little plants struggling so much to grow. Please, read my comment about the first week to a detailed explanation of the problem. The question is, what else can I do, except from waiting? I don't want to over do (again)
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Week 1
Leaves. Veins - yellow between
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Plant. Too short
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Vincent11
Vincent11answered grow question 5 years ago
Hi Tutofanucci It looks you have two problems at once over watering and soil to hot for little seedling. I recently helped a friend off my with same issue. From overwatering and nutrition toxicity. They where Autoflowers and they did survive and have a happy life right now. Suggestion to save those ladies. Get smal 1Litre pods and transplant only in Light mix soil. Add 0.5 ml root stimulants with 1Litre water. Water Each plant 100ml dayli maximum. Then mix your wet soil in their old pots to get more air circulation in it and leave it for a week to dry out. Then transplant the girls back in original pots. All done continue growing. Tip- I will suggest to water only 6PH water so you will be always in maximum and minimum range for soil. Hope this helps and 😉 luck. Happy Growing.
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Fruitgrower
Fruitgroweranswered grow question 5 years ago
If you suspect its a problem with your soil being too hot what I would suggest and its not ideal is to get some small peat pots, fill with a neutral soil and carefully transplant into this. Leave them for a week or so until they recover. Because at this stage of they get too many nutrients they will die. 👍🌱
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Shagrath
Shagrathanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi! I am not very experienced grower and I can't say with certainty whats wrong with them but what I read I feel like they are just shocked from overall high nute leves in the soil. Have you checked the pH or EC of the runoff water? Might be wrong pH on top of everything or just huge stress. My advice is to foliar feed them with water and maybe some additives (Like amino acids, vitamins, fulvic and humic acid, seaweed etc.) if you have any so they would drink the water from the leaves and not through the roots and the additives will help to bounce back from the shock faster.
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