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10-25-2007, 09:53 AM #1OPSenior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
hello all.
Does anyone know why my 2 week old seedling is goin crispy,out of two its only happened to 1 of them,they`re in 50/50 compost and perlite mix.they are under two 3ft flourescents with two 100watt energy saving bulbs-on constant,and at the moment im feeding quarter strenth miracle grow once every week or so,I dont plan on using this full term.Also there is no sign of bugs.
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[attachment=o162713]rastaman79 Reviewed by rastaman79 on . Crispy seedlings!? hello all. Does anyone know why my 2 week old seedling is goin crispy,out of two its only happened to 1 of them,they`re in 50/50 compost and perlite mix.they are under two 3ft flourescents with two 100watt energy saving bulbs-on constant,and at the moment im feeding quarter strenth miracle grow once every week or so,I dont plan on using this full term.Also there is no sign of bugs. All help appreciated,thanks,RM. Rating: 5
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10-25-2007, 11:52 AM #2Senior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
You say they are 2 weeks old, is that two weeks from when they pop'd or two weeks in that container?
From your pics that you have posted i see that your leaves are starting to curl under on the one side, what that usually means is that they are over nuted. I dont give my young guns anything for the first 30 days. There is a troubleshooting guide over on plantganja.com that will help you alot. I think that is weedhound who posts it for people, so see if you can find that guide. It will break down what your seeing and give you the cause. Once you know the cause you know how to fix it.
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10-25-2007, 02:07 PM #3Senior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
they get nurients from the soil first couple weeks, no ferts needed
i had same problem, my ph was out, was using distilled but was way of neatral
heat makes em crispy not to hot in there is it?all pics posted on this site by me are just random images taken from the interweb
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10-25-2007, 02:27 PM #4Senior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
Looks like you might be overwatering, I can't tell but the soil looks wet.
Water with PLAIN water for now, let the soil dry out between wterings.
Are your temperatures very cold in your grow area, like less than 70'F?
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10-25-2007, 06:02 PM #5OPSenior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
Originally Posted by stinkyattic
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10-25-2007, 06:13 PM #6Senior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
Get them out of the fish tank. They need more air flow to be healthy.
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10-25-2007, 08:21 PM #7OPSenior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
Originally Posted by stinkyattic
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10-25-2007, 08:30 PM #8OPSenior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
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[attachment=o162756]Originally Posted by rastaman79
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10-25-2007, 09:48 PM #9Senior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
i'd still agree with stinky (she's always right...always...) and get them out of the fish tank. But if you HAVE to keep them in there get a fan blowing air out of the tank, you'll get a much improved air flow due to low pressures and high pressures and all that jazz.
You can always look back, but you can never change the past.
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10-26-2007, 05:03 AM #10Senior Member
Crispy seedlings!?
Overwatered. Most people hate miracle grow soils and blame all their growing woes on it. A moisture meter is $5 or $6 and worth every penny. the top soil can be quite dry and it still not need water. We tend to love our little ones to death.
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