Seedling help.

[Roperunner420]

Growing in roots organic soiless coco mix. Flushed and precharged with 1/2 strength emerald harvest nutes. Bodhi seeds rolled in greatwhite germinated in root riots on 2/24. Watered with tap water (untouched 7.4- 7.7 88ppm) phed down to 5.8 to 6.0.set to a light schedule of 16-8. Until cold night temp caused me to switch to 24-0 400 w mh. Leaves have always been somewhat yellowish-green but still growing. One has done much better than the others it's a black raspberry. A few have purple stems and a couple freebies (lbl×gorilla glue4) have purple veins on the leaves. Any feedback would be helpful thanks.

 

[Jhhnn]

They look hungry.

 

[Farmer B]

Looks over/under watered. Seedling have enough nutri for two weeks I wouldn't feed.

 

[HemperorsKnight]

They look over watered have you checked the ph or the ppms?

 

[Roperunner420]

I watered it at .4 ec or 200 ppm at 5.8 ph. They are over two weeks old.

 

[troutman]

Make sure the humidity is fairly high for the 1st few weeks if you can.

60-70% is good for vegetating.

 

[Roperunner420]

I can't figure out what would cause the purplease leaf veins. The ones that have them are both the same genetics.

 

[MickFoster]

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Your plants are 3-1/2 weeks old - you definitely have a problem. You are starving them - plants grown in coco should be fed from day one. I start with 1/4 strength nutes and up it to 1/2 strength at 2 weeks.

First pic is 3 weeks from sprouting, second is 2 weeks from sprouting.

 

[Jhhnn]

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Your plants are 3-1/2 weeks old - you definitely have a problem. You are starving them - plants grown in coco should be fed from day one. I start with 1/4 strength nutes and up it to 1/2 strength at 2 weeks.

First pic is 3 weeks from sprouting, second is 2 weeks from sprouting.

Well done, sir. Your seedlings are well nourished & well developed for their age.

 

[GonjaLove]

I feed at .8 from the time they pop out of the ground in coco

 

[Roperunner420]

I am probaby over watering and underfunding then. Hopefully it's not to late. They are beginning to get a bit greener.