What's wrong with my plant? (with pics)

[poker2]

First grow
Plant is about almost 2 weeks old...

Pics included.
I know I already posted but that was way too confusing, sorry.

-> The hair/web like things on the plant is cotton not actually webs.
I'v been using neem oil.
Fertilized onces with 20-20-20 but decided not to do it again for at least 4+weeks
The pictures I took yesterday -> the smaller leafs now also have the same problem as the very big leaf but just around the edges right now

poker2 Reviewed by poker2 on 12-16-2010. What's wrong with my plant? (with pics) First grow Plant is about almost 2 weeks old... Pics included. I know I already posted but that was way too confusing, sorry. -> The hair/web like things on the plant is cotton not actually webs. I'v been using neem oil. Fertilized onces with 20-20-20 but decided not to do it again for at least 4+weeks The pictures I took yesterday -> the smaller leafs now also have the same problem as the very big leaf but just around the edges right now Rating: 5

[emilya]

The last pictures I saw from you clearly showed a caterpillar on one of your leafs. Did you get rid of that problem? Didn't see a new picture so I am assuming we are still talking about the same leaf damage you showed us before.

Emmie

[tevfik]

I donno whats wrong with your plant but there is definitely something wrong with pics. Where are they?

If you already started a thread about it why do you start the second one for the same problem?

[DrGr33nthum]

Ya, where r the pics?? Can't really help without seeing anything lol

[poker2]

Sorry those pics didn't upload.. because that thread was way to confusing for anyone to understand
Not sure who said something about a caterpillar but they made my point.. because the caterpillar was in the other pic not the one I want you guys to looks at :S

[emilya]

it looks to me like something is eating those leaves and i think i even see an egg spot on that one leaf to the left. (the round yellow circle thing) Also, it looks like there is a hairy substance under these leaves. I would like to see the underside of the leaves in the first two pictures and I think there we are going to find the key to this mystery.

Emmie

[poker2]

@Emilya here ya go
Sorry for the poor quality pics :S

[Lynhal]

They look really deformed to me, I know you don't want to hear that and I hate saying it. They are so young, I myself would probably start over. Those last pics are so unhealthy, unhappy looking plants so you have to ask yourself with all that stress and their age ... is it worth it to keep going on or start fresh?

All my best to you, p2.

[poker2]

They look really deformed to me, I know you don't want to hear that and I hate saying it. They are so young, I myself would probably start over. Those last pics are so unhealthy, unhappy looking plants so you have to ask yourself with all that stress and their age ... is it worth it to keep going on or start fresh?

All my best to you, p2.

Alright thanks, makes sense. That was my first grow attempt ever. I think I might have made the mistake of fertilizing it wayyy to early?(When should I start fertilizing.. around 5+weeks?) And that my lights were not that good ..the swirly CFL's. I got the t5 stick lights now tho :P

Guess it's time to clean it out :0

Two questions:
..->Should I put the seedling into small cups then into that pot you see in the picture? or is it okay to go straight to that pot? and is that pot good for the remainder of the plants life or should I go bigger than that in the future?
..->Should I still use the neem oil I bought on the two new seedlings I plant to get started..when they begin to sprout. Yes?No?... and when should I introduce it. Should I pour some with the water when it's watering time or should I just spray the plant with it. Or leave it?
Thanks


Thanks a lot!

[Rusty Trichome]

Quit overwatering, no nutrients or additives for at least another week or two, and keep a fan on 'em. The breeze will strengthen the stem so you won't need to support the plant. It'll also help dry-out that oversize pot of water-saturated soil before the next feeding.
Tiny plants should be in tiny pots. One or two cups, for instance. ("kegger cups" work good too, but poke holes for drainage) Medium plants, medium pots. (one or two gallon pot, for instance) Big plants, big pots...(three or five gallon nursery pots)
Almost any nursery has used pots. I pay 10 cents per 1 gallon black nursery pot, 15 to 20 cents for 5 gallon pots. (clean 'em good to avoid molds and bugs)

No nutrients till the 3rd or 4th set of true leaves.