What's funny is I have had very little to no trouble germinating and sprouting. Plants have always seemed to do well. I germinate using the napkin and plastic bag and then put them in peat pellets. They will sprout and thats where I have been having problems of late. My last four seedlings have all died. Three were Blue Himalayan Deisels and one was a Blue Widow. All dead. They stretched a little and then just stopped growing. I kept them moist and under one cfl. I thought they were to close to the light so I moved them down. They are in a computer case with 2 intake and 2 outtake fans. I have always done it this way with success. Perhaps the seeds are a little old maybe around a year. Also thought it could be bad phenomes. Maybe it's me. Any ideas? I have 2 more germinating now. Another BHD (my last one) and a Paradise Seed Wappa. It was free but don't know much about it. Any comments would be great. My last grow of Northern Lights was highly successful so I am stumped on this one. Thanks for looking.
Seedling troubles. Need advice
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Re: Seedling troubles. Need advice.
try not using the pellets try using something like Foxfarms seedling starter soil "Light Warrior" ... no nutes to start
try not using the pellets try using something like Foxfarms seedling starter soil "Light Warrior" ... no nutes to start
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Re: Seedling troubles. Need advice.
OK I'll look into that. I use the hempy bucket so my grow medium is 100% perlite. Never had trouble with the peat pellets before but I'll do some research on that. Thanks for the advice.
OK I'll look into that. I use the hempy bucket so my grow medium is 100% perlite. Never had trouble with the peat pellets before but I'll do some research on that. Thanks for the advice.
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