2Week old plants, curling, spotting, yellowing

[Probst]

Thanks so much for your reply!

Must be the Scotts Potting Soil Plus, huh? (9 month formula?)

Yes, Schultz Soil Plus 9 Month. I thought that it might have been the timed release soil as well. I second guessed myself after I purchased and planted them, but they sprang right up and began to grow, so I figured full steam ahead. Mixing the soil and buying every ingredient was a little intimidating at the time. Next time I'll do differently.

Isn't that last picture from one of the many troubleshooting charts? (looks familiar)

Nope, all done in photoshop by my hand. The actual pictures however were from another forum post elsewhere that had leaves similar to mine. THIS is the original.

No camera on your cellphone...?

I have a camera on my cellphone, 3 mega pixels. I don't have a way of getting my pictures from my phone to my computer.

The next picture could be from bugs or nutrients. Check the undersides of your leaves for little dots moving around.

No bugs in sight, other than a few misquotes here and there. Before I started growing I had a thorough exterminator pest control check. They went through and sprayed pyrethran EVERYWHERE. No visible spots on the underside other than a few specks of dirt that was easily brushed away. Most likely the nutrients.

Isn't that a pool water test kit?

Yes, it is. I was told it would work just fine. Should I get a different kit? I don't have the funds at the moment for an electronic pH tester.

But I'd make sure the slits in the cups were large enough to do the job, ditch the sand at the bottom.

Yeah, everything was great in the cups, good drainage and all even with the sand. Next time I'm going to invest in different soil, and rocks instead of sand. Right now they're sitting in a 1 gallon pot for the larger girl and a half gallon pot for the smaller.


Any suggestions as to what exactly I should do? Replant with different soil maybe?
Thanks again!