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Here's 2 pics of my plants, there's substantial yellowing on some of the leaves.
They are growing in compost designed for tomatos.
They are off a 400w HPS lamp, watered every 2/3 days depending on how dry the soil is, no nutes are being added to the water, they are on 18/6.
I don't really want to flush the plants but if thats the best course of action I will do.
Any ideas guys? Heres some images of the two worst affected plants so far. Cheers guys:thumbsup:
I made this same mistake with my first plant. The soil I planted the seed in was too rich. By the time she was three weeks old she ended up looking like yours. I had to transplant her in a different soil, one that wasn't so rich. She was slowly turning yellow and burning. Gave her a little superthrive after the transplant and she's fine now. I got her out in time before it spread to the rest of her leaves.
flushing wont hurt them if your pots have good drainage,
make sure the water is at room temp as the plants are so small.
any other ideas guys?
use Pain potting mix(No Mircle Grow Crap). When it's a seedling you can use 1 tablespoon to a gallon of Liquid Seaweed or fish. It's Alomost immpossible to burn with organics.
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