Need Help: My Seedling Is Yellowing
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SmokAlott
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Whats the deal with my seedling turning yellow
hjayu94
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Hey there welcome!
Could you give us some more info on your grow. This will help people address your questions
Growing medium?
How often/much you water?
Light? Type, strength, distance
Average temp? rh?
Are you pH'ing water?
Indoor, outdoor?
Could you give us some more info on your grow. This will help people address your questions
Growing medium?
How often/much you water?
Light? Type, strength, distance
Average temp? rh?
Are you pH'ing water?
Indoor, outdoor?
Rucifer999
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Did you pull soil from outside? Kind of looks like it. Looks deficient of the N type. As of now before we find out the soil you are running.
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SmokAlott
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Could you give us some more info on your grow. This will help people address your questions
Growing medium?
How often/much you water?
Light? Type, strength, distance
Average temp? rh?
Are you pH'ing water?
Indoor, outdoor?
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They are under cfl ....i usually water when they get dry or cups are light...they are in a grow box now the lights are at most 8 in away at the upper level like 3 at the lowest.I use only filterd water 6.5 ph im planting in soil
Oh yeh indoor
Growing medium?
How often/much you water?
Light? Type, strength, distance
Average temp? rh?
Are you pH'ing water?
Indoor, outdoor?
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They are under cfl ....i usually water when they get dry or cups are light...they are in a grow box now the lights are at most 8 in away at the upper level like 3 at the lowest.I use only filterd water 6.5 ph im planting in soil
Oh yeh indoor
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SmokAlott
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No been in the cup...for like 3 days it was in a bad pot when i noticed it so i switched it
Rucifer999
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What soil are you using?
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SmokAlott
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Its some organic potting soil has no nutes in it....ill be purchasing some better in like a week
Rucifer999
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You answered your own question right there. Try to get your hands on some soil with nutrients in it asap. Whoa a week without anything that hurts me thinking aboot it.
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SmokAlott
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I moved it from a pot with cocoa and peat because it started yellowing....and moved it to the soil but yeh maybe if it last tinll transplant ill giv it better soil
Rucifer999
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I don't have experience with peat moss. That's why I assumed outside dirt.
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SmokAlott
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Ahh no the dirt here in my part of texas is red clay ion think it would grow anything
LiberalThinker
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How long is it since you put them in soil from coco and peat? Moss peat is pretty acidic and it will take a bit for the plant to adapt. Media that is too acid means locked-out minerals.
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SmokAlott
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Its been less than a week
LiberalThinker
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I would give it another week before panicking. Your soil is probably ok, it just needs more time. Out-of-range pH is the cause of nearly everybody's problems.
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SmokAlott
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Its been less than a week
Cool...and you said peat moss is acidic
LiberalThinker
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Yes. pH 3.5 - 5
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SmokAlott
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Whoooa!!!! One question since this bag seed if i getca hermie is there a way to stop it for pollinating itself
LiberalThinker
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remove the flowers before they are ready.
LiberalThinker
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Remove the flowers before they are ready. I don't think bag seed is worth doing because they've very likely been produced by hermies, or rather by plants that have been stressed through poor conditions like light pollution during the flowering stage.
