Yeah, they seem to be doing okay. The yellowing is tapering off somewhat, but it's still hard to tell. I've left one of the girls in the Schultz soil, and the other in the fetrilome. Fertilome girl looks a more even pale shade of green, and the other looks very bright green, but darkened somewhat. The veins in her are neon green looking, the comparisons of the two are crazy just from a simple soil change.

I'm almost positive I have Indica, both have been pretty short and stocky, but they're starting to grow, and get taller. The leaves are pretty wide, not skinny; so I think I have two Indicas.
Probst Reviewed by Probst on . 2Week old plants, curling, spotting, yellowing Hello everyone, Thank you for taking the time to open my post and read it, I really appreciate it! For those of you who do not wish to read the rest of the post, and simply wish to know the problem - TL;DR: I think Marsha and Cindy have a calcium deficiency caused by pH levels locking out nutrients. Testing pH reads 6.8; I have heard differences as to what the pH level should be, but I believe I am in the correct range. Perhaps I need to begin fertilizers? Background history: Rating: 5