Hey Yoopers, didn’t you start like 20 plants at the same time? They had a healthy start.
I don’t have the experience to diagnose the issue, but the ones who can, will want to see pictures of the whole plant, and I would fill out a support ticket.
Hey Zee, yeah…I bought 20 seeds and 18 germinated and they were rockin till a week or so ago…I have no idea what happened…I hover over my girls like crazy…testing soil and nutes religiously…I’m baffled actually. I just want to see if anyone else has had a similar problem. It’s so weird…some of my plants are completely healthy and some are like the pics…maybe genetics from the seeds has something to do with it…I really don’t know.
Welcome ! My first thoughts I would start by verifying my pH meter. And if it looks good and don’t need calibrated .then I will check my runoff pH and PPM look at my numbers . Leafs definitely showing something not quite right. Just a starting point good luck.
Yessir. Im no expert but from problems ive had, ph would be the first thing to check. It could look like a certain deficiency but be ph issues. 6.0 is a lil low
What are you growing in Fox Farms Soils? If so how long have they been growing in it? Just wondering because that part wasnt terribly clear. Something about fertilizers but not much about the soil.
Of course im super stoned so maybe I just read it wrong? Im mean real stoned! Too stoned really.
Started 20 plants at once, what a coincidence lol. Taking into consideration that those leaves are at bottom of the plant, I would start with calcium/magnesium deficiency. You can cover both with dolomite lime and also raise the pH a bit. My pH is currently neutral 7.0 or lil less 6.8 in some containers and plants are very happy. Leaves you buffer to continue adding nutes without getting too acidic.
Lol…I’m actually growing in some potting solid from a local garden store that I mixed with perlite…I ph checked the soil and it was 6.5 which I think is pretty good…somehow it went acidic on me…I think my ph meter was out of calibration. I fixed that problem and that’s when I discovered that my soil was way too acidic…it’s correcting slowly but I’m transplanting today so and the transplant soil is spot on ph wise so hopefully that will help my plants get back on track
Thank you for the advice. I have some Calmag from General Hydroponics here…I will start adding some of that to my nutrient mix
nice! Ph is everything in indoor gardening. Seems outdoor organics is more stable… buffered … plus because I use native soil and lots of it, I rarely have to water.
