2 weeks old, how do they look to you?

[eggrole1]

2 weeks old in a mix of miracle grow, perlite, and vermiculite. been watering every few days (when pots feel light (i have an empty pot to gauge )) and misting the tops and bottoms of the leaves for the past few days daily.

I noticed 1 or 2 leaves curling under at the tips. I doubt it is nute burn from just miracle grow, and the lights are a few inches up (and it is really like 2 leaves, not enough for it to be the light I think). This is all under 2 26w CFLs right now.

Also in the one pic do I see yellow spots?!

I will upgrade to 1 gallon pots soonish, and I plan to upgrade my PC fans this weekend to a bigger fan.

The pic of all 3 was from a day or 2 ago, the others are from today.

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Any comments/advice would be appreciated!

eggrole1 Reviewed by eggrole1 on 07-14-2007. 2 weeks old, how do they look to you? 2 weeks old in a mix of miracle grow, perlite, and vermiculite. been watering every few days (when pots feel light (i have an empty pot to gauge :))) and misting the tops and bottoms of the leaves for the past few days daily. I noticed 1 or 2 leaves curling under at the tips. I doubt it is nute burn from just miracle grow, and the lights are a few inches up (and it is really like 2 leaves, not enough for it to be the light I think). This is all under 2 26w CFLs right now. Also in the one Rating: 5

[BoomBoom82]

lookin good dude

[AR15]

When you transplant, bring the soil level closer to the rim of the pot. Looking nice :thumbsup:

[Kottonmouth Prince]

man it looks good ive tried to grow its realy hard mad props

[Subjekt]

Thats a nice look for two weeks..

Nice color, can't really complain bout this..i hope you do good and stay on point with your grow..


Good shit :jointsmile:

[the image reaper]

they look very good ... that tip-burn probably IS from the MG soil, but since you made it thru the seedling stage, they should be fine ... young, tender seedlings usually don't tolerate ANY amount of fertilizing, very well ... photos look like some green specks of algae on top of your soil ... true ?? ... if so, spray with some diluted hydrogen peroxide ... can't give you any ratios, I just splash some into water, not real critical ... be careful you're not over-watering ... spraying the leaves in un-necessary, unless you are foliar-feeding (possibly the reason for your algae) ... :thumbsup:

[.:Karma:. o.O]

nice...:thumbsup:

[eggrole1]

that algae seems to wax and wane over days. Sometimes it is really visible, other times it is hardly there at all. I thought about some peroxide to snuff it out, but I also heard it shouldn't be bad as long as it stays like it is. My humidity I have at 60-65% and temps running 72-78, I kinda thought that is why I had it.

I been misting everyday just to prevent bugs and the plants seem to like it. Nothing heavy, just tops and bottoms of the leaves. That probably added to why I have algae lol.

When I transplant should I use less MG in the mix? This time I did 2/1/1 MG/perlite/verm. Next time should I go like 1/1/1? or even like 1/1/1/1 with something like coir to help "dilute" the MG?

The plants are looking hot as hell. I left my camera in the grow room and don't feel like getting it right now. I will post more pics tonight!

[1chronic]

They look nice good stuff.

[evertking]

lookin nice! Good luck!