Plant is dying, absolutely no idea why.

[Weed4Life]

Okay heres what I have learned from this forum: For sprouts/clones you should have them under cfl's or suitable lights, not 150 hps right? I read and seen alot to tell me that they should be under cfl's for 1-2 weeks in the beginning of thier life cycle. Maybe less depending on the conditions.

Weed4Life Reviewed by Weed4Life on 06-30-2006. Plant is dying, absolutely no idea why. Something's wrong with my plants, and frankly, I don't know how can I help them. I checked all typical growing problems, but I don't think any of these apply. I am stumped, one of my younger plants already died, and the one left is getting worse by the hour. The plants are visibly drooping, drying up, and shriveling. Leaves are green, save for the two small yellow shriveled-up leaves that can be found at the bottom of the plant. See pictures: http://imagesocket.com/thumbs/bue1b31.jpg Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Well, thanks to you all, my plant is back to life. :dance:
I am a little bit worried with two yellowing leaves (shown on pictures, two bottom leaves), but that occured when the plant was still in the old soil. Should I wait before taking any action to correct this, and give the plant time to adapt??

Yes. Wait. Severely damaged leaves aren't going to heal. They will probably just die off eventually. It's the new growth you want to monitor, and whether any other lower leaves start showing symptoms.

Btw, the seeds were bought from femaleseeds, and are said to be feminized. Is the risk of getting a hermie smaller with these seeds?

To minimize your risk of hermies, don't stress the plant.

There's a lot of discussion of this subject in the feminized seeds threads.

[stinkyattic]

Okay heres what I have learned from this forum: For sprouts/clones you should have them under cfl's or suitable lights, not 150 hps right? I read and seen alot to tell me that they should be under cfl's for 1-2 weeks in the beginning of thier life cycle. Maybe less depending on the conditions.

Yeah, HPS isn't the right spectrum. If you want to use a HID, metal halide is more appropriate.

Flouros are really nice for the seedling stage.

Oh yeah, for clones, before they are fully rooted, it's best to keep them in diffused or indirect light. But again, flouros are appropriate.