Not sure if my plants are looking better or not kinda looking to see what to do next
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@nacho151 hey nacho not sure how to work this app but u have been helpful soo far
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Well, they are looking like theyâre not drowning now!
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What kind of light do you have them under?
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What medium do you have them in?
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What kind of air are you using?
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Looks like air from mars lol
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Some type of led
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A color full
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Sorry, was joking around, with all them questions 
Not too much I reckon, looks like the little ones are burned already. KISS. If youâre adding nutrients, Iâd stop that yesterday and water some pHâed RO or distilled water when the cups have dried up and feel light. Keep doing that until you see the plant is starting to pale, indicating it wants more nitrogen again. Then go easy on the nutes. Start with half the recommended strength if youâre using bottled stuff. Donât forget calcium&magnesium.
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Same i was joking about as wellâŚthere is no air on mars lol
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@jaxsonl5 using miracle grow organics performance
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@MrMonkey420 Iâve never fed them just water and light
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Do you guys think I should dial the light down if possible or turn it off all together
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Then the peatmix youâre using is probably âhotâ aka, pre-mixed with nutrients, check it.
No no! Stick to your 18 off/6 on schedule⌠Assuming that you are growing photoperiod plants, but even if youâre growing autoflowers, 18/6 is good.
Hard science mate, numbers: You want to be in a ppfd range of 200-400 ppfd now.
âWhat is ppfd?â >> Google knows all.
âHow do I get to know my ppfd?â >> You can buy a meter
âI donât want to spend money on buying a meter.â >> You can also look at the ppfd chart of your light fixture.
âThere is no chart, neither on the manufactersâ website or elsewhere on the web.â >> Buy a meter.
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LOL, new set of questionsâŚIâm assuming you started the seeds directly in the soil. Like @MrMonkey420 said, likely too âhotâ with nutrients for young seedlings.
Your other post mentions you had the light 6â away, and here you state using LEDs. Thatâs way too close for seedlings IMO and would cause light burn. Iâm new at this too so just chiming in with my observations, take em with a grain of salt 
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Yep probably wanna add another 12" to that⌠18" seems like a safe height to start off, whatever LED. You can always lower if theyâre stretching hard. But look for a chart for your light.
That peatmix might be too hot for the seedlings indeed.
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