Seedlings 10 days old- a log

[Mr. Clandestine]

Heya D,

It would be a very good idea to get an accurate reading on the pH of your water, and definitely the soil runoff. Knowing where your pH stands can be very helpful when trying to rule things out, especially if it's causing the problem! It may be nutrient burn, especially if you're pretty certain you've been overfeeding. Scorched spots on otherwise healthy leaves and curled leaf tips are pretty indicative of this. Find out your pH, and definitely follow Opie's advice and start a new thread in the Problems area. Remember to fill out the troubleshooting chart at the top of the section, so our resident green-thumbs can put all the pieces together.

Oh, and the plant I'm FIM'd threw up four new shoots just like I was expecting, and I totally forgot to take any follow-up pictures of it before I murdered it. It turned out to be a male, again just like I was expecting...

Sorry about that, bro. But you'll get it next time, it sounded like you were just a little off the first time around. Take care, and I'll be subscribing to this thread so I'll know in the future when there's any news. Still pullin' for ya! :jointsmile:

[SnSstealth]

i got kinda the same thing going on with one of my plants....testing Ph tomorrow...hope thats it...no other plants have it...if i find something out tomorrow, will let ya know
WT

[denial102]

hey guys my girlfriend has lent me this PH tester and it says my soil is mildly alkaline. :| not much use really is it.. I will try mixing in some vinegar with my next water feed. Any ideas anyone?

I flushed them out with lots of water and they have grown lots, and it looks like the yellowing has settled down a bit, It's possibly they were a lot more alkaline before as I stopped using nutes a few days ago,

Peace,
Denial

PS: more pictures soon.

[denial102]

It could be nute burn, but I'm thinking not. Be sure to post in the problem section and search for the problem charts.

And your tap water could be screwing things up, believe it or not. Mine is PH 7.6, which would of course kill my plants if I didn't lower it. Do you neutralize the chlorine, or is it well water?

It's tap water dude, thanks for the advice
I don't neutralise the chlorine maybe I should let it settle for a day or two?

Peace,
Denial

[Opie Yutts]

Tap water can be either from the city or from a well. If it's well water there probably isn't much or any chlorine to worry about. If it's city water there is no doubt chlorine in it, which could very easily be causing problems. Chlorine must be neutralized, either by letting it sit out a couple days, or with drops from the grow store. If you spread out the surface area the chlorine will evaporate faster.

[denial102]

OK guys i'm using 4ml to 1 litre of biobizz biobloom instead of upto 10ml and am giving the plants plenty of water. This has really helped.

Pictures attatched. Found a second male (hermy), see picture it is very clear. 3 Females left it seems.

damnit, attatch is broken, I will have to add in a minute when its working again.

Peace,
denial

[SnSstealth]

looks like we are right on schedule together...lol, we are on day.....18 of flowering...wheres the pics man!!
:smokebong:
whiskeytango

[denial102]

Here are the pics! Upload working now

[SnSstealth]

weird!!!! you put them up as i was typing last message
WT

[denial102]

2 more pics