Help a discouraged newbie please!

[buthead]

try 1ounce in he seed starter trays,anther cell in tray,try 1 tablespoon.if this dont work,ueither watering at wrong time,or ph,wud be las option,in this case.it will def. work with tap water 7.4,and any miraclegrow,soil, or schultz,,50% poting soil,25% perlite,25% verm,u can later transplant to this mix.for seedlings 50% poting soil ,50% perlite.i use a qt. sprayer bottle to aplie watering,for me 15 sprays from my qt. sprayer=1 tablespoon,also...2 tablespoons=1ounce.write doen how much water ur using.if u really need to,cut out 1 cell of seed tray,fill with dry poting soil,take another cell,the one ur growin in,wen it weighs the same amont as the dry one or very near there water.this should help u figure it out.if u need moe help,just holla-back.we,s here for yo. peace buthead/

[asintx]

Thank you for all the suggestions so far. I still don't know what the problem is, but many of you think I might be overwatering, so I will try your suggestions on watering. I do have a moisture meter that I use, which helps a lot, but I guess I probably do tend to overwater.

[asintx]

Garden Knowm? Where are you???

[Th3 sand m4n]

its probally that they dont get fresh air. Plants release gases out of the stoma on their leaves, over a while ( about 3 weeks) in being in a box with no fresh air they will probally die. I really think this could be your problem having a fan will not help the situation much just blow the air around. if this is not your problem im am seriously going over to your house and growing your plants haha this makes me sad

[turtle420]

its probally that they dont get fresh air. Plants release gases out of the stoma on their leaves, over a while ( about 3 weeks) in being in a box with no fresh air they will probally die. I really think this could be your problem having a fan will not help the situation much just blow the air around. if this is not your problem im am seriously going over to your house and growing your plants haha this makes me sad

Exactly... fresh air would be good.

Again, not a fan moving air around... no... actually *fresh* air.

[asintx]

Thanks Sand M4n and turtle,

Fresh Air... I would like to try it, but I would have to be lugging pots downstairs and outside to get anything fresh. :-( They do have air conditioning coming into the room, is that good?

Maybe the air is it. Thanks for your suggestion. And come on over anytime, I have a guest room. You could stay for the 3-4 months a crop would take!

[Shallow Hal]

dude if ur soil has peat moss in it get rid of it , its to acidic. its burning ur roots. thats why thy are yellow, coconut fibre if u can get it with a 50/50 mix pebbles/ perlite... ph is nuetral to start with

[Shallow Hal]

dude if ur soil has peat moss in it get rid of it , its to acidic. its burning ur roots. thats why thy are yellow, coconut fibre if u can get it with a 50/50 mix pebbles/ perlite... ph is nuetral to start with

[K.Kush]

The soil looks a little .. interesting...
Can't really change that now. Let them dry out a bit, don't keep them moist 24/7

Any air exchange in there? Or atleast the breeze of a fan?

[asintx]

Well, they are looking sicker and sicker now. I've tried all the suggestions. They are not going to make it. Time for everyone to smoke a bowl in memory of them...