Mold on my seedlings?

I'm not one to post-hop all over the place looking for other's info. If you want help, YOU do the work, and post the info here. :thumbsup:

Kill the bugs, which likely arrived via your potting mix.

The lights are ok for young seedlings and clones, and I guess you could eek-out some buds...but the better the lighting, the better the results.

Quit overwatering, no nutrients or additives for at least another week or two, and keep a fan on 'em. The breeze will strengthen the stem so you won't need to support the plant. It'll also help dry-out that oversize pot of water-saturated soil before the next feeding.
Tiny plants should be in tiny pots. One or two cups, for instance. ("kegger cups" work good too, but poke holes for drainage) Medium plants, medium pots. (one or two gallon pot, for instance) Big plants, big pots...(three or five gallon nursery pots)
Almost any nursery has used pots. I pay 10 cents per 1 gallon black nursery pot, 15 to 20 cents for 5 gallon pots. (clean 'em good to avoid molds and bugs)

Rusty I am a complete beginner and If i knew the problem I would probably be able to find out a solution myself. But I don't even know what to research for because I am not sure what's wrong with my plant.

All the other info you gave though sound great and for sure I will follow,
Thanks
+thanks to everyone else so far.

My main point was to have you post the info here so we can see exactly what's going on, but the bug on the leaf pretty much say's it all.
I don't mind helping, but I don't see why I should hop all over looking for info you could have and should have provided here either with a link, or copy-n-paste. No big deal, I'm just an ass regarding stuff like that. :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome

My main point was to have you post the info here so we can see exactly what's going on, but the bug on the leaf pretty much say's it all.
I don't mind helping, but I don't see why I should hop all over looking for info you could have and should have provided here either with a link, or copy-n-paste. No big deal, I'm just an ass regarding stuff like that. :thumbsup:

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Ooo Lol sorry. And where is the bug on the leaf :O (can you point it out and tell me what picture and maybe what type of bug it is ex:spider mites or w.e/) :D Thanks in advance :P
And would that plant survive? or should I just scrap it now =(

*only reason I didn't directly post the info here because it was sooo long
-but im pretty sure I posted a link to it? didnt I lol

your pics have catapillars on each leaf, the marks are theri tracks, but you have 2 cattapillars on those leafs theri. they are som what clear but you can see em on little one one big one, you need bug spray, home depot or wallmart or a hydro stor will have some thing for cattapillars, just ask them for cattapillar killer. neem oil will keep em away but not after you have them you need incecticied.

you also have fungus groewing on theri too, probly from the weakend state that the cattapillar casued, uses fungicide with sulfer.

you need 2 things now, fungicide and catapillar killer, safer soap and cattapillar killer, any hydro stor will have them. it is to late for neem oil neem is a preventative you need to kill this or you will start to get black mold, then death to the plant comes next. expect black to start settling in, this can not be leaft alone your plants are dieing. you need sulfer fungicide and catapillar killer. if you look online ace hardeware sells safer soap, and almost every garden store has incecticed for catapillars.

I have erd pyrytheum will kill both but I have no experiance with pyrythium

@Mad Sativa

Would you recommend I just scrap, clean out room and start over?
This was my first grow attempt and I am tight on cash right now because of all I have spent already. Would you recommend I go out and get the two sprays or should I just restart?

Just one poison is usually enough.

Depends on the overall damage that's already been done by the caterpillars, but I'm a big proponent of finishing what you start. You have this much invested in the plant(s), are they worth trying to save...?
If light damage, get some vegetable-safe bug spray and follow directions on the bottle. Raise lights, apply the poison to entire plant (undersides of the leaves, too) and soil, wait an hour or two, rinse the plant with properly ph'd water, lower the lights. Repeat as directed. I'm not sure what it's lifecycle is, but the eggs will keep ya busy. Do not overuse the poison. it will cause as many problems as you're trying to solve.

I'd look into a different source for your potting mix, as that's the likely vehicle that brought-in the caterpillars and their eggs.

I just re-read through this thread and poker2's other thread.
The first two photos (links) of this thread are not pics of poker2's plant, but ones that were found online that he thought looked like his plant. These are the photos with the caterpillar on the leaf.

The actual photos of his plant are the four about ten posts back. From those pics I don't believe this is an insect problem, but I am by no means an expert on any of this. One last thing to point out is, if you zoom in on the actual pics it looks like there's spider webs on the leaf. This is not webs, it's strands of cotton fiber from when he was trying to wipe of the leaves with cotton. I found this in the other thread.

Maybe this will help some. :hippy:

Whatever you do get to kill the bugs, keep in mind that you or someone will be consuming this plant at the end (hopefully). I would recomend something made for cannabis, or atleast something natural. I use pyrethrin as an all around pesticide. Fox Farms makes a spray that uses pyrethrin and other natural ingredients, its called Dont Bug Me. Neem oil is another sorta all around product. Good luck!!

PS. keep lookin at that 1st pic, you will see the larvae (looks like a magot) (SLIPKNOT!!)


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JUST READ TIKI'S POST> NEVER MIND

@tikiroom Thanks for analyzing my posts and sorry to everyone that tryed to help if it was confusing. The web like thing ISS cotton :S and please reffer to the 4 pics I posted about the problem with the plant :/

...now maybe I can get a better idea of what is actually wrong =)

-->> Also after I watered the plant with very little neem oil and room temp water that was left out... I poured out that water and I guess must have washed out any nutrients added from the first (and only time) I fertilized the plant with diluted fertilizer. After that this "problem" of the discoloration of the leaves went away (knock-on-wood)