Recent content by Jmacg770

Thanks! The larger leaves are still showing some clawing, but the newer ones seem to be doing well, I cut off all the leaves that were more than half yellowed and so far no more have lost colour. I think when I transplant them today the clawing will stop

Update: (if anyone cares lol) I think I figured out how to fix all the ailments my plants have been experiencing. I checked the bottom of the pots and the roots have reached the bottom and still look healthy. My last transplant was September 6 from shot glass sized starter pots into these 500ml...

They were bouncing back for a little over a week but now they’re displaying new issues and I have no idea what’s happening to them. I’ve been watering more often (every 3-4 days) with just distilled water.

My current soil is Half/half Miracle Grow Seed Starter with Miracle Grow Moisture Control soil and a cup of perlite mixed in. I covered the top of the soil with perlite to try and keep fungus gnats and other pests out of the soil.

Another update: Not sure what’s going on with my plants. The bigger of the two seems to be showing signs of nitrogen toxicity after the feeding, and the smaller is still showing signs of deficiency. I’ve flushed both plants with distilled water. I’m hoping that will remedy the issues

Update: Since feeding them with a 1/4 strength dose of nutes, both plants are doing much better. The bottom leaves stopped yellowing on both of them. Also the upper leaves have a much better colour, they were starting to look a little light before this feeding.

I’ve been watering every 5 days or so because they haven’t been drinking much. And it’s about 23-24 degrees Celsius. I don’t have a ppm meter I just have Miracle Grow 3-1–2, but I’m going to be switching to Fox Farms because I just found out there’s a shop in my town that sells it

Hi everyone this is my first post on RollitUp. I’m growing(or attempting to) for my third time. My plants are about 3.5 weeks old. They seem rather small for how old they are, but that’s probably because I had them in very small pots until this week. Yesterday I noticed the cotyledons were...