New Grower starting my first grow today

[BobbyGrow]

Negative, Its deeper then that if its a watering issue. Overwatering solution is let er dry out. That's bout it. But it could be other things. Let the pros chime in. Like I said if it WAS more mature id say over watering. But seedlings are not my forte. I just posted a question regarding mine... Think I stressed it with light.

 

[TaNg]

May be over watered bro could also be a little hot for her meaning there are strong ferts in the medium.....let her ride it out bro and I will keep and eye on the grow from here on in.

 

[dankmanc]

Thanks guys much appreciated for you info and knowledge
Im just going to leave her hopefully she will get better soon not going to water till all the soil drys out. I hope she doesn't die from my stupidty of over watering If she does I still got two more seeds to pop and lessons will have been learned !!

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Thanks guys much appreciated for you info and knowledge
Im just going to leave her hopefully she will get better soon not going to water till all the soil drys out. I hope she doesn't die from my stupidty of over watering If she does I still got two more seeds to pop and lessons will have been learned !!

 

[BobbyGrow]

Thanks guys much appreciated for you info and knowledge
Im just going to leave her hopefully she will get better soon not going to water till all the soil drys out. I hope she doesn't die from my stupidty of over watering If she does I still got two more seeds to pop and lessons will have been learned !!

Right on man that's the attitude of a good grower. Its all lessons learned. Ive lost, killed, and learned so much since January when I started. I now can say I can grow a plant. One thing I still have to learn is patience, Im still staring at my *(&*(&()&*&^*%&$^^&^&* seedling that's stunted. FMLL. lol

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Tang while your here whats up with my seedling? Should I plant another bean?! https://www.autoflower.org/f2/happy-unhappy-seedling-lights-nutes-temp-rh-34034.html

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Tang while your here whats up with my seedling? Should I plant another bean?! https://www.autoflower.org/f2/happy-unhappy-seedling-lights-nutes-temp-rh-34034.html

 

[dankmanc]

Also when under my led the drouping leaves have some light green yellowish bits is this
A sign of overwatering and possible nute burn from the soil?

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Also when under my led the drouping leaves have some light green yellowish bits is this
A sign of overwatering and possible nute burn from the soil?

 

[BobbyGrow]

I PERSONALLY (Don't flame me) Don't recommend soil to a beginner, I started with it and I use coco as a medium if I want to go non DWC. Just my two cents. I was always burning my plants because of the composition of randomness that my soil was. Now theirs guys who have it down to a fucking science, and grow monsters with ease in soil. I noticed more of an issue in transition from seedling to vedge ( 3 nodes ISH)

 

[jayp]

I have grown in Sunshine Mix #4 from the start (indoors) and I think it is the easiest medium I have grown in. I have recently switched to coco and so far I think it is a little more difficult to use. As far as recommending something for a beginner I would suggest Sunshine Mix or Pro Mix. The problems I have had with coco may just be things that I did wrong but it is a medium that is fairly easy to grow in also.

 

[n00b]

I PERSONALLY (Don't flame me) Don't recommend soil to a beginner, I started with it and I use coco as a medium if I want to go non DWC. Just my two cents. I was always burning my plants because of the composition of randomness that my soil was. Now theirs guys who have it down to a fucking science, and grow monsters with ease in soil. I noticed more of an issue in transition from seedling to vedge ( 3 nodes ISH)

I see the same in my current grow but It's due to the MG moisture control soil base. I also added MG perlite which has nutes added to it. I see random burn spots and also the soil ph dropped a whole point over the course of a month. No more extended release soils for me.

Otherwise I think soil is great for beginners because of the ph buffering ability and that you can essentially just load it up with amendments and for the first month she'll be a pig in shit I only had done light burn issues during transition..either because I was trying to add bloom nutes that were still abundant in the soil and/or due to the ph drop to approx 5.5. I added lime and in about ten days ph is back to normal.

 

[dankmanc]

Cheers guys if she dies on me ill change my medium to one of the ones suggested
After doing a bit of research on here also another resason for drouping and yellow tinges
Is that my light may have been to close to my plants. So I have adjusted my light by moving it up I also still think I over waterd so will not be watering fot a while to hopefully this will resolve the problem ill let you know how it works out for me. Once again cheers gor the support and advice you guys are the best I love this site and really glad I joined this fine network

Much love dankmanc

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Cheers guys if she dies on me ill change my medium to one of the ones suggested
After doing a bit of research on here also another resason for drouping and yellow tinges
Is that my light may have been to close to my plants. So I have adjusted my light by moving it up I also still think I over waterd so will not be watering fot a while to hopefully this will resolve the problem ill let you know how it works out for me. Once again cheers gor the support and advice you guys are the best I love this site and really glad I joined this fine network

Much love dankmanc

 

[dazedandconfuzed]

I'm a complete novice, but don't make the same mistakes as me and kill her with kindness, try to go easy. I always wait a day if I think I should water, then I know for sure. Keeping the soil happy is important so I believe.