Kink
Active Member
Hey guys!
So a few days ago I noticed slight burn on the tips of 2 leaves of my 16 day old bagseed seedling that I originally attributed to the crappy miracle gro it's sitting in (Just bought some FoxFarm Ocean Forest yesterday that I've been itching to transplant them into), now just within hours it's looking like whatever it is, it's starting to spread and kinda fast (the most noticeable damage in the bellow picture wasn't there a few hours prior having just checked on them...).
I'm not sure what it is, seeing as this is my first grow everything is still a learning experience, anyone have any ideas? :\ My other seedlings are holding up fine so far, no burning/discoloration like this at all.
Just fed it straight distilled water after taking this picture in an attempt to hopefully flush whatever it might be + it was ready for a watering.
I can't really see it being burn from the CFL either, I have them consistently 1.5-2 inches above the plants, checking on them at least once a day in case they grow too close and adjusting the CFL's distance accordingly.. but I could very well be wrong.
Anyone have any advice on the best course of action for now?
So a few days ago I noticed slight burn on the tips of 2 leaves of my 16 day old bagseed seedling that I originally attributed to the crappy miracle gro it's sitting in (Just bought some FoxFarm Ocean Forest yesterday that I've been itching to transplant them into), now just within hours it's looking like whatever it is, it's starting to spread and kinda fast (the most noticeable damage in the bellow picture wasn't there a few hours prior having just checked on them...).
I'm not sure what it is, seeing as this is my first grow everything is still a learning experience, anyone have any ideas? :\ My other seedlings are holding up fine so far, no burning/discoloration like this at all.
Just fed it straight distilled water after taking this picture in an attempt to hopefully flush whatever it might be + it was ready for a watering.
I can't really see it being burn from the CFL either, I have them consistently 1.5-2 inches above the plants, checking on them at least once a day in case they grow too close and adjusting the CFL's distance accordingly.. but I could very well be wrong.
Anyone have any advice on the best course of action for now?