Anyone know why my leaves may be going dry and crispy? I think it could be hot soil, (bio bizz all mix) but the others are in same soil and seem to be doing fine :
Forbidden RuntZ autoflower by fastbuds
These are the others
Black cherry punch X2 and strawberry cheesecake auto
I see normal leaf variegation, but nothing dry and crispy. They look pretty good.
They feel a little dry, hopefully I’m just worrying too much as usual 
Looks good to me, you probably just worrying too much 
Hahaha probably the case 
thank you!
Agree with the others on a little leaf variegation, I’ve noticed when my plants are getting too much nutrients they’ll get a leather feeling to the leaves other than leaf tip burn which is generally the sign you’re pushing the nutrients 
Thanks brother, I haven’t given them any nutrients whatsoever yet, I may be over worrying but I think the soil may be a little hot for seedlings, I read on it, but also on other forums (mainly uk one) alot of people have said they’ve used the all mix for seedlings with no issues, so will see how goes
This is the ingredients etc
A lot of amended bag mediums are a little hot for seedlings and a week or so into veg. Temps and RH can give the same resemblance. You’re doing great, keep doing what you’re doing
Okay thank you! Do you think the soil should be okay though like won’t fry them or kill them?
Their pretty much past that point unless you add or over do the nutrients. What medium are you growing in, my apologies if that was mentioned earlier. I love the ease of the FF amended mediums, very cannabis friendly and I started with the Happy frog for one grow and went to coco loco for a year. Straight coco and perlite for me now. I still like to coco loco for seedlings up to transplant
I get ya, so if they were gunna be in any trouble they’d be dead already? And I use the Bio bizz range, usually I use the light mix, but this time I am using all mix as they didn’t have any light mix at the time and i know the entire range are really really good organic range 
So there’s a big misconception on “hot soil”.
As long as the soil isn’t still “cooking” (microbes going crazy breaking down organic matter, prior to the soil being bagged for sale).
Then it isn’t to “hot” for seedlings.
Mr grow it on YouTube talks about this in many of his episodes with some of the most informed growers, Dr Bruce Bugbee included.
So yeah my freind, rest assured the soil is fine for them 
Ahhhh thank you! Probably just overworking as usual and looking too much into it 
you guys are awesome !
I tucked a couple leafs back last night on the forbidden runtz auto, and the lowest branches are shooting up already so she’s definitely still growing
What kind of light you got and how close is it to the tops? It looks a bit like light related stress.
Plessey Hyperion it’s 420 W, about 1.5 feet from the tops, should I raise the light some?
Negative my freind, I have to disagree, i see no light stress.
Light stress will cause edges of leafs to turn up “taco” in early stages and eventually will fade out the leafs on top (or any exposed to direct light if it’s strong enough) until they are literally cooked brown in extreme cases…
It does look a little droopy in that picture but you just tucked some leafs and stuff so hopefully its just being fussy atm for you touching her and she will perk up some…
Yeah also the light has just come back on, and I did accidentally snap a fan leaf yesterday so she might sulking also
I don’t know much about what your lights puts out but yeah I’d try either dimming it a bit or raising it up.
If you aren’t overwatering that’s the only thing I can think of that would make your plants look so droopy. Taco is one reaction to light stress. It’s the initial reaction. Don’t correct it and you’ll see other stuff happen.
