These gals are still growing but just barely. All planted under same conditions, just Stonington Coast Maine soil with 6.8 ph water. Feminized seeds indoor grow.
Any way to revive them or just toss em and save the soil, I got a few clones I just started from the other good girls.
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Im not a fan of killing off growing plants. It does look like they are not getting the nutrients they need…very light green. The issue could be the 6.8 ph…that is a little high in my experience. How long have they been up?
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dont count em out!
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Sprouted first week of September. I’ve had others lag behind but not this long! Though I did notice early on when second set of leaves came out, one had a brown spot on it. Just remembered that🙄
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Hello, don’t feel alone. I started trophy wife strain on August 19th. It looks like I’m a few weeks behind you. My problem is I only have one grow light and haven’t purchased a ph monitor. You mentioned about your ph being on the higher end. Im wondering if that is what I am doing wrong, however I do have a couple of very healthy plants. I have been using, arrowhead mountain spring water. My plants seem to love the water. Are you using reverse osmosis? Like you, I have 4 stunted plants out of the 6 I originally started. I wish you the best of luck, my friend!
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I would not worry so much about a little blemish
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I agree with the PH being a bit high, especially this early on. Should be 6-6.3. Makes nitrogen more easily available.
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I gotta agree with @Riskguy I hate tossing plants but those look like they are going to be more trouble than there worth. My opinion, its a lot of tent space and fiddling around for a small return, if any.
Good luck 
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