Opinions needed

[Slim420jz]

hey guys, i need everyones opinions, Im starting this years grow, and im trying to step it up from last years grow. Im useing Pro-Mix Potting Mix as my final growing medium, growing in 5 gallon pots burried in the ground with the bottoms cut out, anyways heres where I think i went wrong. Rather than starting out directly in the pots, i chose to start off in starter pots and transplant into the pots after a few weeks of growth. Anyways im useing MG Seed Starter it says its enriched with MG plant food, I have 4 out of 6 sprouts already but i notice some of them are yellowing a little bit already, should i start over or will the make it until i transplant, perhaps the yellowing is from over watering? Anyone know of MG seed starter?

Slim420jz Reviewed by Slim420jz on 05-04-2008. Opinions needed hey guys, i need everyones opinions, Im starting this years grow, and im trying to step it up from last years grow. Im useing Pro-Mix Potting Mix as my final growing medium, growing in 5 gallon pots burried in the ground with the bottoms cut out, anyways heres where I think i went wrong. Rather than starting out directly in the pots, i chose to start off in starter pots and transplant into the pots after a few weeks of growth. Anyways im useing MG Seed Starter it says its enriched with MG plant Rating: 5

[texas grass]

i wouldnt use mg products. seedlings dont need nutes til they have 3-5 sets of serrated leaves. mg plant food is usually strong and full of salts

give plain ph'd water and see if they pull through. if they dont try again with no nutes in the medium

[blink_inc]

This problem exists in may posts about MG soil.
The seedlings should recover.
The MG soil is too hot for the seedling, after several waterings it cools off and the burning subsides so to speak.

Curious..Why cut the bottoms out of the buckets?