too much water, too much nutes. let the pots dry out. they will be alright.
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that is an autoflowering DWARF right ?
dwarf means short or little usually you have at least 2 leaves other than the seed leaf i can see and if the whole thing is only supposed to be 12-18 inches tall at the end they don't seem that slow ......
i'm not familiar with hempy buckets but 1000 watts seems awful much for little seedlings even 3 ft away
if this a first grow i would transplant one peat puck and 1/2 inch or so perlite around it to a pot of dirt as an insurance policy of at least one plant in soil as backup
[ my first grow i tried DWC with a Ph meter but wrong nutes and if i had not done a coupler plants in soil as backups i would have trashed them all ]
do you have any friends around that have done hydro before?
dwarf means short or little usually you have at least 2 leaves other than the seed leaf i can see and if the whole thing is only supposed to be 12-18 inches tall at the end they don't seem that slow ......
i'm not familiar with hempy buckets but 1000 watts seems awful much for little seedlings even 3 ft away
if this a first grow i would transplant one peat puck and 1/2 inch or so perlite around it to a pot of dirt as an insurance policy of at least one plant in soil as backup
[ my first grow i tried DWC with a Ph meter but wrong nutes and if i had not done a coupler plants in soil as backups i would have trashed them all ]
do you have any friends around that have done hydro before?
dont worry about flushing the nutes out, just worry about letting the pots get dry.
ive fucked up already so you dont have to
ive fucked up already so you dont have to
good luck. those leaves arent going to recover i hope thats not the sign you're looking for. you will know they are back to normal when you see new growth coming from the tops.
That's what happens when they're young... The seeds pop, the first leaves come out...and then it appears that NOTHING is happening for a week or two. That's why most people (I've been guilty sometimes too) end up overwatering and adding too many nutes. They think it "needs" something. It's actually normal, it's putting out roots. Just LIGHTLY water, no nutes...and PATIENTLY...wait for it. Within a month, it will suddenly take off... THEN you start watering more heavily and feeding.
