My First Grow

[Tiny420]

Ok well i started my first grow a few weeks back, and been having some troubles.
I was only using 1 23watt cfl light.
Now i have 3 23watt cfl lights.

My plant isnt looking to good, its has brown tips. I need some help and advise.
I havent use any nuits.

http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/mka36/Plant2.jpg
http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/mka36/Plant.jpg

Let me know, thanks:thumbsup:

[Italiano715]

what kind of soil are you using and how often are you watering it?

[Tiny420]

Im using mirical grow garden soil. I water it when theres no moister 2 knuckles down.

[Italiano715]

The miracle grow may be too harsh for those seedlings. Maybe you should try something either without time release fertilizers in it or try a different germination method. I used MG soil to grow mine in when I first started years back and it always burned my seedlings up. So, I tried paper towel method once. Hated it. Tried seedling started mix with the jiffy pots. Hated it. Then, I tried peat pellets and LOVED THEM. Makes everything easier and germination was awesome. Just waited for them suckers to pop and show first set of "true" leaves, then put them into my MG garden soil. My first log I used MG soil and fertilizers on my haze and how pretty good results. Just try different ways to you find something that works for you. :thumbsup:

All in a nutshell, it may just be the soil is too harsh. Also, sorry for the rant. :D

[Tiny420]

Thanks for the info, so its to erly for the soil? What should i use till they get bigger?

[DOUGAL25]

Im using mirical grow garden soil. I water it when theres no moister 2 knuckles down.

Next time try a potting soil instead of garden soil - better drainage

oh ya, and mix in 20-25% perlite

[Tiny420]

Ok where do i get perlite? And what does 20%-25% mean?

[Italiano715]

you can get perlite at wal-mart, lowes, home depot.....20-25% meaning if you are using lets' say a 1 gallon pot. Mix 25% perlite to 75% potting soil. So you'd have a quart of perlite and three quarts of potting soil (4quarts=one gallon). So, two gallons you would need 2 quarts of perlite. Three gallons = three quarts of perlite and so on. Remember though that when transplanting you will already have previous perlite in also so you may not need to add that much as above. That's just an example of how much is 25% :D

[Tiny420]

Ok thanks, i thought thats what he ment, but wasnt sure if that was like the type of perlite

[Tiny420]

Well i finaly made my grow box. Its 4x4x2.
Heres an outside pic, will have more later.
http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr289/mka36/growbox1.jpg
~Tiny