Barneys Gorilla Zkittlez Help

[no0dlemice]

Hey so i think their burning? But I don't understand why they would since there's no nutes being fed yet other than what's in Fox Farm Ocean Forest. Currently growing in a 4x4 using "super soil" KIND super soil on bottom third of 5gallon smart pots and FFOF in top third to take them through VEG. 1000W California lightworks solarwrks LED ~48" from canopy. Temp with lights on 78F and 65RH. Watered them at time of transplanting and 5 days later with Tap Water (7.0pH) just until a little water came out of the bottom of the pots. Can y'all please give me some insight on what's going on with these babies? I'd greatly appreciate it. Pictures from seedling to current (today)

 

[TanzanianMagic]

Hey so i think their burning? But I don't understand why they would since there's no nutes being fed yet other than what's in Fox Farm Ocean Forest. Currently growing in a 4x4 using "super soil" KIND super soil on bottom third of 5gallon smart pots and FFOF in top third to take them through VEG. 1000W California lightworks solarwrks LED ~48" from canopy. Temp with lights on 78F and 65RH. Watered them at time of transplanting and 5 days later with Tap Water (7.0pH) just until a little water came out of the bottom of the pots. Can y'all please give me some insight on what's going on with these babies? I'd greatly appreciate it. Pictures from seedling to current (today)

It looks like either magnesium deficiency or hot soil.

The best thing to do is 0.4 EC of late flowering food (or just flowering food like BioSevia Bloom, BioCanna Flores) and 0.1 EC of Epsom Salt (MgSO4).

The raised P and K levels will make the soil less hot by reducing relative nitrogen levels. The extra magnesium will eliminate the magnesium deficiency and make the leaves more responsive.

 

[art.spliff]

little too warm not enough water. seedlings can use a ~10w cfl or led

 

[Weaboo]

what is super soil?

 

[Chevy cHaze]

Hmmm FFOF is more for adult plants as far I know...MAybe a bit hot for the little ones
Good luck man

CC

 

[Creeperpark]

If you start your seeds in Dixie cups you can better manage your watering and nutrients intake. The super soil will release nutrients with every watering and if there's a lot of super soil wet, there can be a toxic amount of nutrients released into the root zone. You can transplant the seedlings out of the cups when the plant has 4 to 6 nodes and is in veg. stage into the large container above. Check out the propagation forum on Icmag to see what I'm talking about.