PLS HELP!!!!!!!Diesel fem &amnaesia haze auto.is it normal???? .this is my second grow..

whitebb2727

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Nothing wrong with a plant, cannabis or otherwise, if the cotyledons die off.

The are there just to feed the ant until roots establish. I would expect to keep the for 2-3 weeks. If they die sooner it is a problem.
 

Tangerine_

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I'd add to that as well, those pots are too big for tiny seedlings. The plant is trying to survive by pulling from its leaves. If they were in smaller pots, the medium would dry quicker, the pH would rise back up, and the root mass could develop.
 
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Budley Doright

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Nothing wrong with a plant, cannabis or otherwise, if the cotyledons die off.

The are there just to feed the ant until roots establish. I would expect to keep the for 2-3 weeks. If they die sooner it is a problem.
If taking in the whole plant it tells me there is a problem. If they die off is it a huge problem? No, not most of the time but if you look at ops plants there are issues, that's what this thread is about. If mine die then I typically have a problem as they tend to stay green on healthy plants.
 

whitebb2727

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If taking in the whole plant it tells me there is a problem. If they die off is it a huge problem? No, not most of the time but if you look at ops plants there are issues, that's what this thread is about. If mine die then I typically have a problem as they tend to stay green on healthy plants.
I just am totally in awe that people are aluding to the fact these plants are healthy lol.
Never said or alluded the op's plants were healthy.

Just saying I grow everything from vegetables, flowers and cannabis. The cotyledons we purpose is to feed a seedling until the roots can. It has no other purpose. None.

It is perfectly fine and normal for them to shrivel and die off. If in soil its one way to know when to start feeding nutes.

Is it possible to keep them green? Sure. That's not the standard and wouldn't expect them to stay green.

As I said, if they die before 4-5 nodes and 2-3 weeks of growth then something is wrong.

Show me a pic of the cotyledons still green on a plant a couple months old or one in flower.
 

Budley Doright

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Never said or alluded the op's plants were healthy.

Just saying I grow everything from vegetables, flowers and cannabis. The cotyledons we purpose is to feed a seedling until the roots can. It has no other purpose. None.

It is perfectly fine and normal for them to shrivel and die off. If in soil its one way to know when to start feeding nutes.

Is it possible to keep them green? Sure. That's not the standard and wouldn't expect them to stay green.

As I said, if they die before 4-5 nodes and 2-3 weeks of growth then something is wrong.

Show me a pic of the cotyledons still green on a plant a couple months old or one in flower.
Ok I will but you'll have to remind me lol. But yup after a few weeks I pay no never mind if they aren't there, but yup they typically are. I just know that if my plants have any dificiencies or stress the cotyledons suffer, if I don't they stay healthy and green. I've always kind of wondered why it's just accepted that they fall off when mine don't lol. I'm sure I'm not the only one or we better call the Catholic Church because I'll be the first to admit I'm not a, write a book, super grower, although I should be with all the years I've done this ;).
 

Xcoregamerskillz

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Wow just can't let it go can ya lol. You said it was normal and that would suggest OP do nothing so yes it was advice for fuck sakes. Again his plant is not normal and he should try and see if it can be fixed, not ignore it as normal.
Nope. You're taking everything I said and twisting it. It IS normal for plants to lose cotyledons. Simple fact. My advice was not ignore the issues of yellowing, my advice was to leave his plant alone and observe if it got worse without intervention. Sorry if it was misconstrued. Again, several people here agree with what I said. The issue here is not whether I am wrong, have a different view of yours, or gave bad advice, the issue is the fact that because I am new to MJ and indoor you took that to mean I am new to plants and have no right to post opinions, which is untrue. If I was wrong, being dismissive and arrogant, which is what you continue to be toward anyone on this thread with a different view than yours, is no way to help anyone learn.
Furthermore, when I apologised for the way I went about disagreeing with you you continued to hold your nose in the air and treat me like an idiot. Again, gain some humility, don't be so aggressive in dealing with new members, and realise that many aspects of gardening are the same across most plants. I'm here to learn and help, and have no problem admitting errors, but talking down to anyone is a sure fire way to make sure theyre unresponsive to any help you might try to give.
 

Budley Doright

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Nope. You're taking everything I said and twisting it. It IS normal for plants to lose cotyledons. Simple fact. My advice was not ignore the issues of yellowing, my advice was to leave his plant alone and observe if it got worse without intervention. Sorry if it was misconstrued. Again, several people here agree with what I said. The issue here is not whether I am wrong, have a different view of yours, or gave bad advice, the issue is the fact that because I am new to MJ and indoor you took that to mean I am new to plants and have no right to post opinions, which is untrue. If I was wrong, being dismissive and arrogant, which is what you continue to be toward anyone on this thread with a different view than yours, is no way to help anyone learn.
Furthermore, when I apologised for the way I went about disagreeing with you you continued to hold your nose in the air and treat me like an idiot. Again, gain some humility, don't be so aggressive in dealing with new members, and realise that many aspects of gardening are the same across most plants. I'm here to learn and help, and have no problem admitting errors, but talking down to anyone is a sure fire way to make sure theyre unresponsive to any help you might try to give.
You basically told the guy his plants were normal and nothing to worry about. No misconstruing of anything. Quick answer to OP without all the other bullshit, your plants are not well and yes you need to change things, be it watering or something else.
 

Xcoregamerskillz

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You basically told the guy his plants were normal and nothing to worry about. No misconstruing of anything. Quick answer to OP without all the other bullshit, your plants are not well and yes you need to change things, be it watering or something else.
Right, my bad. Apart from being the best grower on RIU you obviously have a PhD in English literature and have obviously never misunderstood anyone.
 

whitebb2727

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Ok I will but you'll have to remind me lol. But yup after a few weeks I pay no never mind if they aren't there, but yup they typically are. I just know that if my plants have any dificiencies or stress the cotyledons suffer, if I don't they stay healthy and green. I've always kind of wondered why it's just accepted that they fall off when mine don't lol. I'm sure I'm not the only one or we better call the Catholic Church because I'll be the first to admit I'm not a, write a book, super grower, although I should be with all the years I've done this ;).
I'm not claiming to be an expert. I've had my fair share of mistakes and screw ups.

I don't pay lot of attention to them either. I generally keep mine green to the end.
 

pinner420

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Rh is on point at 65. Pots are pretty big your initial watering is probably all thats needed for 2.5 weeks. Your intial 150ppm shouldn't have been overkill. Letm ride. I feed at second set at .6 ec or 420ppm.. the neem cake and bone meal is new in this sort of mix to me and not sure how it plays with the trio; have you ran this mix before? Anyway much success...
 

Budley Doright

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I'm not claiming to be an expert. I've had my fair share of mistakes and screw ups.

I don't pay lot of attention to them either. I generally keep mine green to the end.
I did pay much attention to them either until I got a chiller and started using bennies, I also dropped my floods to 2 times a day until roots were established and they started to stay green. So I can only assume that if the plant is happy they stay green. Last summer I watched the outdoor girls and the ones that I added tea to were green as well. But your right, after 4-5 weeks I stop looking but when I cut the last few runs they were still there and healthy. Also like I said I'm far from what I would consider a great grower either lol.
 

Solaipraveen

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This was taken today...what do u guys think about the first set of leaves. it is turning pale and yellow..but new leaves are jst fine .what could be the reason...iam still using cfl because of the other two seedlings...can i use Mh for seedlings??
Thank you guys for your love..peace:bigjoint:
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whitebb2727

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This was taken today...what do u guys think about the first set of leaves. it is turning pale and yellow..but new leaves are jst fine .what could be the reason...iam still using cfl because of the other two seedlings...can i use Mh for seedlings??
Thank you guys for your love..peace:bigjoint:
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Over watered.
 
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