Hexahydrat666

<span class="link_user">@Hexahydrat666</span>, I know you didn&#039;t ask for advice... But this looks very much like “hot” soil and feeding too early. Seedlings need almost no nutrients in the first days. If the substrate is already heavily amended (worm castings, horn meal, lime, rock dust, etc.) and you also add fertilizers and additives right from the start, it can easily cause salt stress and nutrient burn. Typical signs are yellow-brown, burnt tips on the first leaves. But i guess you know that anyways. I would advise: For now, give only pH-adjusted water, no nutrients. Let the medium dry back properly between waterings so the young roots get enough oxygen. Keep light intensity moderate. If the plants don’t recover within a few days, it’s best to restart them in a light seedling mix or lightmix without added nutrients, and only start feeding once they have developed a few sets of true leaves and show stable growth. And I believe that the right reaction to a problem is just as valuable as a problem-free grow — at least I hope so. Anyways.... good luck again!

<span class="link_user">@GolliGrows</span>, Thank you for the advice. I agree with you that I fertilized too early. This is my first grow with Plagron Promix and Plagron&#039;s organic fertilizer. Since Plagron states that the Promix contains no fertilizer and that you should start fertilizing immediately, I fertilized too early.I then watered them only with water (pH 6.3), and one of the Ladys seems to be surviving. As a backup, I germinated two more seeds and planted them in a small pot with Lightmix. I then watered them only with water (pH 6.3) and one of the ladies seems to be surviving. As a backup, I germinated two more seeds and planted them in a small pot with Lightmix. Thanks again for your tip and keep growing! :broccoli: