Can i burn my seedling in the soil that i'll use for entire life span of the plants?

[Howard Marks]

Hi

I plan doing my 2nd growth, first one was 2 years ago and was a success.
I grew a Withe Rhino and an AMS plant from Greenhouse co.

Back then i had two Power Kush seeds too that germinated right, planted them in the same soil as the greenhouse seed but the Kush plants stopped growing after the 2 true leafs and they had a strange look, very wrinkled and under developed.

Someone have told me today that the culprit could have been the soil that was too fertilized for the new seedlings as i have put the germinated seeds in the soil(universal plant soil enriched with nutrients) that i bought for growing my plants from seedling to adult stage and he said that this is not a good idea.

It make sense now for me but i wonder why i had problems with the Kush plants and why the White Rhino and AMS growth fantastically.

I have now some LSD seeds from Barneys and i dont want to make a mistake to destroy them from the beginning so can anyone give me an advice? Do you use soil thats intended for just for seedlings in the beginning?

I have attached two pictures, the plant in the left ins the Kush at 7 days and in the right is the White Rhino at 14 days. Kush has stopped growing and even after 14 days it was small and badly wrinkled.

 

[Easy7]

Your picture looks fine, but yes it is possible to burn seedlings. I don't think it was you soil that caused wrinkled leafs. Most likely it was a genetic abormality. Your soil looks fine, however I would be interested in knowing more about your soil.

 

[im me]

seedlings can be real sensitive. yeah you can burn em i don't give any nutrients till they have a couple internodes. but yours look ok

 

[2 Legal Co]

..... and the sensitivity can be within the same strain as well.

I had 4ea AK47s, 2 of them were Way lighter feeders than the other two. Didn't burn, but I flushed with clear water to help them out. More food requires more water, even when older.

The dirt I was in was Vermifire. Not cheap by any stretch. It was 'amended' according to the Grow Store. They swore by it,,, I just swore at it.

Grew nice plants though.

 

[Howard Marks]

Those pics were from my frist grow, i didnt gave them nuts until almost the end of the veg stage, they didnt needed.

I started to give them nutrients just when they were root bound but as i said the soils was enriched with nuts from the manufacturer.

@Easy7 I'll post a picture later with the properties of the soil that i used at my first grow and plan to use at my second grow too.

Meantime i'll post 2 pics with my first grow, the WR and AMS plants when they where adults.

First pic, left AMS at 4 weeks of flower and White Rhino at 6 weeks of flower. 2nd pic is the AMS at 6 weeks and third pic is the White Rhino at 8 weeks.

 

[BOMBAYCAT]

Yes, the first year I grew I fried some seedlings by starting them in FFOF because I didn't know it was too hot until I talked to the nursery. I grabbed a bag of unammended potting soil and mixed it in half and half. Things were fine. When the seedlings grew larger I could use the straight FFOF. Some varieties like lighter feedings. A generalization here but Sativa likes light and Indica likes heavier feedings. I have been using Vital Earth Organic Potting Soil and I start seedlings and clones in it with no problems.