Seedling HELP!!

[Guest]

coco

Simple as that.

in .au a $2 brick expands to 9lt, just add water.

Be carefull and they might live

I grow everything in %100 coco

 

[Guest]

the soil I have it just some soil from Lowes...Nature's Finest or some shit like that...The seedlings where like 2" from the light, but after all this started to happen, I moved them to about 6" from the light... What I did guys, was just left those seedlings alone, and I planted another one in different soil with VERY little perlite, and it was MG soil..i know not the best, but ony thing available...I am doing a test run with this one...any other ideas?

 

[Guest]

well...things have definetely not gone any better...I think soon I am going to transplant them into a mix with less perlite and more soil...What about drainage? won't the soil stay extra wet if I don't put perlite in there? and is the Fox Farm going to be good for my seedlings? I can notice little brown spots on the leaves, and the leaves are drying up and feel crispy on some of them..

 

[Guest]

OK guys, even though no one is responding to my thread anymore, I am going to post ne-ways just in case :-] Today I transplanted them into 16 oz. beer cups, and this time I used fox farm ocean forest soil, with only a dab of extra perlite added...Should i water them lightly today with some superthrive? and also... is 135 watts too much to have my other seedlings trying to germinate in?

 

[Guest]

get a soil wetness guage and water when almost dry. and use flourescents, dont know what your using 135 what? halogen? 135 watts is worthless if it isnt the right light.

 

[Guest]

lol christian...I am not a total n00b, I do have successful grows under my belt...I am using CFL's warm whites, 45 watters right now...I have the 23 watters taken out for now, because I thought it was too much light and heat all together for now...I personally don't think I need a wetness gauge, I feel I can do withouth, and I am not trying to insult you so please don't think that...thanks for giving your opinions though, HIGHly appreciated man...stay safe!

 

[Guest]

Just never know who knows what. You are asking easy questions so its confusing.

 

[Guest]

they are looking better, after i transplanted into OF

 

[Cheeba]

Good to hear that!

 

[minds_I]

......Regular Kellogs soil with the least amount of ferts works good, definately not the best but for a beginner easier to manage......

Hello all,

Christian, Specifically which blend of Kellogg's are you reffering to?

I use Kellogg's Patio Plus and it is a hot soil-chicken/bat/worm shit, kelp and other things nasty good for your plants.

I myself for seedlings use 1 part perlite, one part peatmoss and oner part kellogg's Patio plus in 16oz beer cups (tall and slender). I germ my beans using the papretowel method. I place them in the soil that is moist but not dripping wet. I keep them in a humid environment and mist the tops of the soil until they sprout. Just today I planted 6 cracked beans.

My biggest problem in the biggining is overwatering them. They will tell you when to water-that and the feel/weight of th cup/pot.

Good luck and let them dry out some.

minds_I

 

[Guest]

heh, i am definetely letting them dry out more this time...I am sure we got our pH down now, things are looking brighter at the end of the tunnel!!! I haven't watered them since transplant, and they seem to be doing great, I am going to when I think they need water, wait 1 more day then water, that method seemed to work good for me last time...thanks everyone for your ideas and support!! stay safe, and happy tokin'

 

[Guest]

I actually havent used it for about 2 years and I used one of the time released fertilizer ones, I am pretty sure Bog had suggested it. I myself now use a Sunshine Soiless, with a fert mix similar to Subkools. Im trying to go more organic, yet trying to be subtle and balanced at the same time.