i think my babys are diying please HELP!!

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I'm sorry, I don't have the same brand names in my country, so I really am not sure what super thrive or bio bizz does.

I suggest maybe you do some googling, I found this and people seem very divided on the product:
http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/l...714353.html?15

The soil you had seems to have been quite light on nutes, so probably isn't that: http://www.ebboflod.com/productguideline.htm

But if you just let them relax in the soil and the soil is not a rich soil, you should be alright. Repotting can stop them growing for a few days though.
Maybe some more people who have used these brands can help more.
How did the roots look? Soggy and brown or white and healthy looking?
Go light on watering.

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Originally Posted by mrberrys

hey people.. my babys need YOU!!!! i get 1 person say even if you use a few drops of super thrive on ur babys in another thread that i wont hurt my babys.. now peps are saying the super thrives hurting my babys. then peps say the soil is to rich so i start repotting.. thrn others say my bio bizz soil is ok.. so now im confused and my babys are probly tripping right now.. all i can say is .. fuck bollock wank n pass me a drink

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You don't have to listen to me although I'm right, but what's important is your crop dosen't die, so flush anything you haven't already transplanted, this would probaly be better than transplanting at such a young age. For the one's you have, don't give them anything but water. There's no need to flush hard the alternative potting soil, just water very generously. People are saying its the soil because that's all they really have to go on, and that's a common area of concern, but in this case its not the problem. Its very possible they could die but its best you not think about that right now.

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Btw, are you measuring the temps at the plants or the general ambience temps?

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Originally Posted by emmpey

see how the re-potted ones do in a couple of days before re-potting anymore.

flush a few of the un-re-potted plants, and in a few days you will know what to do with the rest, or not :)

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ok cool thanks for ur advice.. im just really worried bout them.. i hate not knowing exactly what to do to make my babys better..

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Originally Posted by faithless

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Btw, are you measuring the temps at the plants or the general ambience temps?

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temps above plants is like 28-30 c tops

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Originally Posted by MegaOctane12

You don't have to listen to me although I'm right, but what's important is your crop dosen't die, so flush anything you haven't already transplanted, this would probaly be better than transplanting at such a young age. For the one's you have, don't give them anything but water. There's no need to flush hard the alternative potting soil, just water very generously. People are saying its the soil because that's all they really have to go on, and that's a common area of concern, but in this case its not the problem. Its very possible they could die but its best you not think about that right now.

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ok well i will go and flush the rest of them now.. would 1 litre be enough to flush them in the small pots they are in??

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Have no idea how big your pots are, but I would flush them with about as much water as there is soil and raise the lamp until they get stronger. Also, let that soil dry out well before next watering.

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Originally Posted by mrberrys

ok well i will go and flush the rest of them now.. would 1 litre be enough to flush them in the small pots they are in??

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If you notice, when you first start flushing, the water coming out is yellowish from all the salts. Flush until it becomes clearer, this is probaly the best indicator of how much you should flush.

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Originally Posted by faithless

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Have no idea how big your pots are, but I would flush them with about as much water as there is soil and raise the lamp until they get stronger. Also, let that soil dry out well before next watering.

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the pots are bout the size of coffe mugs but square.. well i flushed with 1 litre in each baby

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Hehe, well theyre well and truly de-nuted then.
Good thing they're that small, it'll dry out quicker, which makes any soil probs more manageable.
Just keep them confortable like a baby with a snivel till they dry out :thumbsup:

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