Thanks for the advice! Obviously the simplest solution is that I'm overwatering. Since you say you had the same problem I'll try changing my watering habits.

I've considered the Nitrogen requirements in the future, so I plan to supplement the soil I transplant into with worm castings and just use the 6.6.6 liquid fert I have when the time comes. I also just planted another one and put a spoon of worm castings in the seedling soil as an experiment, so we'll see how that goes.

I'm growing Lowryder #2, so I need to maximize every moment on their fast track to flowering. I wish I had access to some superthrive or root hormone, but I don't.

Peace.
mercybeats Reviewed by mercybeats on . seedling issues (color change) So I have 4 seedlings growing (1 is 9 days since planting, the others are 7). I noticed that their growth seems a little stunted compared to some photos online at their same stage. I noticed that the oldest one has slowly turned colors from a healthy kelly green into a more lime green. The leaves look basically healthy and the color change is uniform. The other seedlings are healthier looking, but I noticed their color is slowly changing as well. I took a pH reading of the soil and from the Rating: 5