Are there little guys doomed?

[donkeypunch95]

These are about 13 days old. I think it was getting too hot in the space and was wondering if thats why the leaves are reaching up on the one plant and down on the other. If its not the heat causing the problem what else might it be? Both plants were kept the same distance from the light.

donkeypunch95 Reviewed by donkeypunch95 on 11-10-2006. Are there little guys doomed? These are about 13 days old. I think it was getting too hot in the space and was wondering if thats why the leaves are reaching up on the one plant and down on the other. If its not the heat causing the problem what else might it be? Both plants were kept the same distance from the light. Rating: 5

[babystarbud]

kinda hard to say without a pic or any other info, could be a watering prob?

[donkeypunch95]

haha, i forgot to post the pics. here they are.

[smokesalot]

usually your leaves will curl if they get to hot it looks like over watering to me i would add some perilite your soil to help with drainage



good luck-smokes

[kdspecial]

Is that Coco. My seedlings looked like that when I used Coco. I found out it was becasue the Ph of my water was 7 and I shoudl have been lowering it. As well Coco requires you to use nutrients fairly early cuz there is none in the soil.

I am still a new grower though So I could be mistaken. Thats whata seed guy told me when I went to get some new beans.

I'd use Promix its designed to be used with normal Tap water Ph7 Neutral.

My 2 Cents

Good luck

kd

[justaseed]

they look kinda yellow to me. give more info like lighting, soil , ventillation, nutes(if any), and anything else youi can think of.

kdspecial. promix is very acidic as it is a peat based soiless mix. imo you must use about 1tbsp dolimite lime per gal promix to keep the ph in the low 6's which is optimal for mj grown in "dirt". i always use promix and if lime isn't added there are big problems due to the extremely low ph of the peat which is in the low 5's!!!!!!!!!

[mrberrys]

These are about 13 days old. I think it was getting too hot in the space and was wondering if thats why the leaves are reaching up on the one plant and down on the other. If its not the heat causing the problem what else might it be? Both plants were kept the same distance from the light.

ello m8.. im a newish grower myself.. but from the looks of your pics i would say the plant with its leaves pointing up is a good thing as that surposidly means the plants happy.. i would agree too... the other looks like some1 else said mabe over watered.. or mabe you just watered ? or the day b4?.. anyways things dont look bad attal.. a little streached and yellow.. but most of the streach is the bottom of the stem which you can cover up with soil when you repot... allso new growth should be green aslong as you dont overfert or underfert or anythin.. but as for the reason for the yellowing i dont know.. but i saw more educated answers down the page so all is not lost

[faithless]

Looks like soggy soil.

[Splifted]

Does that soil have fertillizer already in it? That very well may be your problem, as the seedlings we started in soil that was too hot (too fertilized) for them, yellowed and stretched.

Oh yeah, after second look, it appears to be nute burn. Notice the browning tips of the leaves? Before 2 weeks its too early to be a deficiency, since the plants don't need food for at least two weeks. Try flushing the soil thoroughly next time you water, use 3-4 times the volume of the size of the pot.

[Splifted]

These are about 13 days old. I think it was getting too hot in the space and was wondering if thats why the leaves are reaching up on the one plant and down on the other. If its not the heat causing the problem what else might it be? Both plants were kept the same distance from the light.

Any idea what the temps actually are and what kind of light do you have on them, and how far away are they from the light? Also, do you know what kind of soil you used? Also, how often do you water? Do you let the dirt dry out some or keep it constantly soggy?

Answer those and I'll be able to better diagnose the prob. :rasta: