Wow you are fast!

Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
Did you repot and notice the problems lessening?Just a thought, right around the time I get ready to transplant my seedlings out of their boring mild soil into a new home, bigger pot, better dirt, etc, they are starting to show the first hints of def.
btw Bree that plant that's in LST is awesome- LOTS of nice side shoots to play with for such a youngun!
Yes I repotted them about two weeks ago....that is when I started noticing improvement! Fingers crossed! KD- My first batch of soil had A LOT of peat in it. This batch has significantly less...and the plants are older...also could be reason for the improvement. So there you have it. We have peat in our soil and that makes them turn red.

Hopefully with a feeding my praying plants will be no more, lol.

Stinky I'm blushing that you said such nice things about my lst'd plant! you made my day, but I'll take it with grain of salt since that plant is three to four weeks older than the others, lol. I did EVERYTHING possible wrong to it in the first three weeks of life, ha!
Thanks for clearing up the cactus fert thing...I probably would have been stupefied at the store. Thanks KD and Stinky, I'm feeling so much better about this now that I understand cause (Bree sticks remaining peat soil in trash) S
Bree1978 Reviewed by Bree1978 on . Why do I always see Red? All the plants I have grown always get red veins on leafs and stems, espically in the early stages of life. for example... 3.5 weeks old. All Sativa Dominant except the One Indica which has bigger fan leafs also the most purpal veins right up the stem of the small plant. ProMix with added perlite Ph 7, Ph Runoff was 6.5, Water with 2.5ml of Pure BLend Pro Grow per gallon, and superThrive, Ph 6.7-6.8. Water with every watering. Recomended Dose of Nutes on bottle is 7ml per gallon for Rating: 5