Update: Day 19

[Caruso329]

These were planted on Jan. 22nd.
I forgot to water them the past two days, so I think that explains the dehydrated droopy looking one. And I used miracle grow soil, so I think that might be the cause of the yellowing, but I'd like some extra feedback. Thanks. I'm probably going to be getting some compact floros by the weekend.

Caruso329 Reviewed by Caruso329 on 02-09-2006. Update: Day 19 These were planted on Jan. 22nd. I forgot to water them the past two days, so I think that explains the dehydrated droopy looking one. And I used miracle grow soil, so I think that might be the cause of the yellowing, but I'd like some extra feedback. Thanks. I'm probably going to be getting some compact floros by the weekend. Rating: 5

[Caruso329]

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[h3rbie]

These were planted on Jan. 22nd.
I forgot to water them the past two days, so I think that explains the dehydrated droopy looking one. And I used miracle grow soil, so I think that might be the cause of the yellowing, but I'd like some extra feedback. Thanks. I'm probably going to be getting some compact floros by the weekend.

yo wud up Caruso329... i planted mine on january 23rd, Iam using miracle grow soil myself too and using two cfl 120w each for now.. My nobs are turning yellow somewhat but its normal around the 21 day or so.. here are some pics

[Caruso329]

ok, so it's not really anything to worry about then right?

[imagoober]

droopy leaves can also be a result of over watering, as the get older, you need to space out your watering to let the soil dry and the roots to streach for there water making the plant healthier. it may also be the light or heat build up causing a droopy or wilted look. as for the yellow im not sure what to say most yellow means they need fert but if your in miracle grow soil they should have plenty, since seedling and young plant dont need much and burn easily! i would just keep a close eye on them and on ther amount of water you give them