Does this seedling look overwatered?

Seadaemon

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Hello all ! Does the seedling in my hand look overwatered? It's a Meridian sour. The rest in the pics are purple cush. All are autos, all are 2weeks old except the back left one which is 3weeks old. The soil they are in is HP50. 60% rh , 18 deg c. 4x4 tent. One 6" exhaust fan on low. One 4" intake on high. The grow light is pulling 62watts and is 11" high from the canopy.
My plan is to move these into coco very soon.
I plan to use coco with 25% worm castings, 20% perlite and 4 table spoons of 444 , all per gallon of coco. Anything I'm missing or should be doing ? This is my second grow. I messed up my last grow by lowering my 650w light too much and cooked the plants. ( I'm.pretty upset about that big mess up ) see attached pic on that one.

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Hello all ! Does the seedling in my hand look overwatered? It's a Meridian sour. The rest in the pics are purple cush. All are autos, all are 2weeks old except the back left one which is 3weeks old. The soil they are in is HP50. 60% rh , 18 deg c. 4x4 tent. One 6" exhaust fan on low. One 4" intake on high. The grow light is pulling 62watts and is 11" high from the canopy.
My plan is to move these into coco very soon.
I plan to use coco with 25% worm castings, 20% perlite and 4 table spoons of 444 , all per gallon of coco. Anything I'm missing or should be doing ? This is my second grow. I messed up my last grow by lowering my 650w light too much and cooked the plants. ( I'm.pretty upset about that big mess up ) see attached pic on that one.

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20241027_080515.jpg


20241026_115403.jpg


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Use a turkey baster and water the outside edges of your cups.
Also the clear cups need a cover.
Roots don’t like the light shining through.
I run coco/ perlite also.
If you add worm castings it changes the ph requirements.
I find it easier to use straight coco/ perlite and just feed properly.
Your 4-4-4 is good though, won’t effect ph.
Also in coco I add calmag to my feed water first.
Helps with nutrient uptake and saves the girls from being drained by the coco.
Always use calmag in coco.
If you have a look at my Heavens Shore’s thread I explain everything in pictorials.
I’ll answer any questions you have.




Stay safe
Bill284 😎
 
Thanks Bill. I have been using a turkey baster and watering on the outside. I will get cover cups for the clear cups. How much calmag do you use per liter of water and how often ? I will be using rain water which is a exact 6ph.
I really want to use the worm castings in my mix. I have been watching alot of Mr Canucks grows, he seems to always use them in his mix. Will they raise the pH up or down? When you say feed properly what do you use or mean? I did look at your pictorials but didn't see the soil recipe you used. The Mr Canucks grow doesn't seem to use anything else , just worm castings, 444, 284 and either living soil or coco.
 
Thanks Bill. I have been using a turkey baster and watering on the outside. I will get cover cups for the clear cups. How much calmag do you use per liter of water and how often ? I will be using rain water which is a exact 6ph.
I really want to use the worm castings in my mix. I have been watching alot of Mr Canucks grows, he seems to always use them in his mix. Will they raise the pH up or down? When you say feed properly what do you use or mean? I did look at your pictorials but didn't see the soil recipe you used. The Mr Canucks grow doesn't seem to use anything else , just worm castings, 444, 284 and either living soil or coco.
I use green planet ProCal.
1.25 ml/l every day in my plain feed water before adding nutrients.
But what ever brand you choose will have mixing instructions on it.
Every day though before adding nutrients.
If you add worm castings to coco it becomes a supersoil not a true coco grow.
It’s your grow and your choice :thumb:
Adding the dry nutrients doesn’t affect ph.
It can help depending on the growth stage and nutrition requirements.
I find it easier to just feed what my girls need when they need it. :Namaste:


Stay safe
Bill284 😎

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Use a turkey baster and water the outside edges of your cups.
Also the clear cups need a cover.
Roots don’t like the light shining through.
I run coco/ perlite also.
If you add worm castings it changes the ph requirements.
I find it easier to use straight coco/ perlite and just feed properly.
Your 4-4-4 is good though, won’t effect ph.
Also in coco I add calmag to my feed water first.
Helps with nutrient uptake and saves the girls from being drained by the coco.
Always use calmag in coco.
If you have a look at my Heavens Shore’s thread I explain everything in pictorials.
I’ll answer any questions you have.




Stay safe
Bill284 😎
What Bill Said & i would try to raise your tent temp to 24c min 28c max
 
Hello all ! Does the seedling in my hand look overwatered?
Yes it does, but other pics look very dry
In starter pots I water from the bottom and let the coco wick it up
Keeps the moisture of the coco a perfect constant and forces the roots to spread and form a good root ball before transplanting
Never let coco go dry imo
 
Should I be misting the top of the soil ? I have been turkey basting water around the edges only. I just watered yesterday.
Only if you need to raise the RH? Risk of damping off? No
Roots are looking for water at the other end of the pot mate
 
I use green planet ProCal.
1.25 ml/l every day in my plain feed water before adding nutrients.
But what ever brand you choose will have mixing instructions on it.
Every day though before adding nutrients.
If you add worm castings to coco it becomes a supersoil not a true coco grow.
It’s your grow and your choice :thumb:
Adding the dry nutrients doesn’t affect ph.
It can help depending on the growth stage and nutrition requirements.
I find it easier to just feed what my girls need when they need it. :Namaste:


Stay safe
Bill284 😎

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Interesting to know that adding dry nutrients doesn’t affect pH—that’s useful info. The ‘feed as needed’ approach also seems convenient to avoid overloading the plants. By the way, have you been using ProCal for a while? Do you notice a difference in growth and development with it?
 
Interesting to know that adding dry nutrients doesn’t affect pH—that’s useful info. The ‘feed as needed’ approach also seems convenient to avoid overloading the plants. By the way, have you been using ProCal for a while? Do you notice a difference in growth and development with it?
Not that brand in specifically.
Calmag yes though :thumb:



Stay safe
Bill284 😎
 
How much calmag do you use per liter of water and how often ?
The instructions regarding amounts and how often should be on the back of the bottle, bag or box of any fertilizer or single nutrient.

The only times I can remember not seeing this basic info was on 50 lb bags or bulk supplies of fertilizers intended for commercial customers.
 
Interesting to know that adding dry nutrients doesn’t affect pH—that’s useful info.
I would think that once the dry nutrient or fertilizer gets wet and/or starts to dissolve it will then have an effect on the pH of the water or growing mix.
 
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