Bro I so wish u could teach me hands on
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You ain’t the only one
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hello sorry but I have not read the answers I am new to the forum! do you think it is an excess of fertilizers?
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Yes. It is excess fertilizer.
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I always germinate 12/15 seeds to then choose the best 5/6 plants but this time only 8 seeds have sprung up, including 3 very small ones! for this I try to save my seedling
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Well it seems that particular plant is having reactions. But it’s not in the new growth. so the plant has gotten over it.
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some friends told me that it may be too much water, but it is also possible that it is too much fertilizer because all plants are different strains
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Why does that plant have little rocks in it? Perlite? The other 3 plants media doesn’t have that?
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I am hearing various opinions … in your opinion is it recoverable?
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No over water causes droopy leaves. I see your picture and I think too much fertilizer and the plant got dried out during the burn.
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Yes it is already past the hard part. always look at the new leaves at the tips. they don’t have the issue there growing fine now. What strain?
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I only found a 20 liter bag with coconut and perlite the others are just coconut! amazing but maybe better without perlite …
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I’m just making sure it wasn’t fertilized coco and nutrient got added.
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the seedling with problems is a barneys purple punch
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no the coconut I used is without added fertilizers
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Ok just just let it grow now and be careful fertilizing it next time. Maybe 1/2 strength nutrients.
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I am using reverse osmosis water and the ferrilizers I use are specifically for RO
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okay I’ll do it like this! And wetting only around the 2 cm leaf without exaggerating! I don’t know how to thank you and the other guys who supported me! I’m a beginner but I really care about my little ones! thanks again friends I love you
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Make a journal it’s free.
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