i think my babys are diying please HELP!!

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Originally Posted by faithless

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Damn, I swear you're burning your plants to death, either by light, nutes or both.
It's not an individual problem thats 9 plants showing the same problem
Even if Blaqlight has seen seedlings grow under a 400 at close range, you just don't continue to pour light or nutes on burned and weak seedlings, no matter whether the burns are nute or light burns.

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without sounding rude .. for the last time.. i have not gave my seedlings any nutes.. allso the light is not burning the plants.. the only thing i can think of is the soil is too rich... in which case im goin out tomoro to get some potting soil for seedlings and i may repot them.. but would it be ok to simply repot them into there next size pot which isnt very big like 2inches deeper and a bit wider by tipping the pot so all the soil comes out then place them in the next size up pot filled with the pottin soil? that way i have no risk of damaging the roots and they get to grow into a lighter soil.. or would this be no good as the roots are still covered in the rich soil? i just dont wqant to risk scoping them out of the pots .. becoz i will probly break some roots .. i dont want to do that

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i have not gave my seedlings any nutes

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I'm talking about the nutes in your soil.
If they're nute burned you want to relax on lighting and everything else that causes work for the plant.
But they're your plants...

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Originally Posted by faithless

I'm talking about the nutes in your soil.
If they're nute burned you want to relax on lighting and everything else that causes work for the plant.
But they're your plants...

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ok ye i get ya.. the bloody soil.. so if i repot tomoro.. would it be ok to repot into a slightly bigger pot and add some potting soil? will this help?? or should i scoop the seedlings out with a little soil on them and plant them into the potting soil im going to buy tomoro?? i guees the second is better coz less rich soil more light soil but im just worried i wll scoop to little soil out and break the roots..

Make sure you soil is super dry before attempting to repot. Tap the pot and if the dirt pours easlily out then you know it is dry enough. That pic I showed you earlier I repotted at an early age. Now that I let up on the heat and flushed it, it is started to turn green again. :) But I do fear it is highly stressed and will be a hermie, lol. Good Luck, I am going to watch your thread.

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Originally Posted by mrberrys

ok ye i get ya.. the bloody soil.. so if i repot tomoro.. would it be ok to repot into a slightly bigger pot and add some potting soil? will this help?? or should i scoop the seedlings out with a little soil on them and plant them into the potting soil im going to buy tomoro?? i guees the second is better coz less rich soil more light soil but im just worried i wll scoop to little soil out and break the roots..

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so guys im gonna repot tomoro but would it be ok to transfer all the soil into a slightly bigger pot with some potting soil?? or will this do no good?? see if i scoop them out with a little soil then i might fuck up the roots.. so i just dont know what to do

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Originally Posted by Bree1978

Make sure you soil is super dry before attempting to repot. Tap the pot and if the dirt pours easlily out then you know it is dry enough. That pic I showed you earlier I repotted at an early age. Now that I let up on the heat and flushed it, it is started to turn green again. :) But I do fear it is highly stressed and will be a hermie, lol. Good Luck, I am going to watch your thread.

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thanks for the luck i think i need it...:thumbsup: i hope your baby turns out ok

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Originally Posted by mrberrys

so guys im gonna repot tomoro but would it be ok to transfer all the soil into a slightly bigger pot with some potting soil?? or will this do no good?? see if i scoop them out with a little soil then i might fuck up the roots.. so i just dont know what to do

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Logic tells me this would be no good....either flush very well or repot (I'd do the latter, but then again I am a newbie)...the bad mix would be still feeding the roots...I had to do both because of several mistakes, lol.

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Originally Posted by Bree1978

Logic tells me this would be no good....either flush very well or repot (I'd do the latter, but then again I am a newbie)...the bad mix would be still feeding the roots...I had to do both because of several mistakes, lol.

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well ive took on what you and others said.. im going to buy some plain potting soil for seedlings and repot them by plucking the seedlings out with as little soil as possible .. then put them into the plain soil.. n hope they survive.. n hope i dont kil them doing so lol... im just gonna get plain soil and add perlite to it.. wish me luck.. tomoro i will update after i repot... would this work.. if i was to empty the pot soil and seedling as you would to repot to a bigger pot then put the soil down on a flat surface then sorta pull the soil away being carefull not to break any roots.. leaving me with very little bad soil and the roots.. then i could repot nice back into the potting soil... or does that sound to dangerous for the seedlings?? im really sorry for my crap explaining so bare with me please..

Well when you repot with any plant it is stressing....but what you have explained sounds right and exactly what I do with my plants (green thumb except apparently with a weed, I've even raised spider flowers which are related to cannabis- also a 'weed')... making sure the soil is very dry will let the unattached soil fall away...but keeping enough to not let it be lacking from current nutrients and moisture. Anyone want to back that up....he is worried! as any of us would be. ha.

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They won't die at all just through repotting. Just do it slow and gentle so that you see the roots and make sure you don't snap them off. Letting the soil dry simply makes it easier as you'll notice when you do it.

Do it with a gentle hand and they'll be fine.
Good luck :thumbsup:

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