parisnydude99
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Help!! White Widow sedling in last throws of life -((((
[HR][/HR] 2 of my 5 new seedlings are looking VERY ill
. In fact, I fear one is close to going up to that great big farm in the sky and leaving his 4 cousins behind. The facts:
Started with seed bank White Widow feminized some 3 weeks ago placed in wet rock wool under a 600W MH light. Everything looked GREAT for the first 2 weeks, so did something very stupid
.
I had them in a plastic tray standing in about 1 inch of ph controlled water, which I changed out occasionally. Then I added about a small capful of nutes. I measured the tray water 2 days later with a PPM meter and saw it hit 2400 PPM – probably about 5X the recommended dose.
Did some more background research and realized that: 1) I was over watering and should never have left any standing water in the tray, 2) I nuked ‘em with way too strong nutes.
So, I flushed everything several times with ph controlled water. 3 of the 5 plants look GREAT. In 3 weeks, 1 is about to hit 5 inches and the other 2 are just under 4 inches. But, that last 2 look so so.
Center photo: 2 sick plants
Right: 1 VERY sick - necrosis and brown spots and yellowing
Left: 3 VERY strong plants
Questions:
Is there anything I can do for this last plant – looking all yellowed with necrosis and brown spots – or is it too late??
[HR][/HR] 2 of my 5 new seedlings are looking VERY ill
Started with seed bank White Widow feminized some 3 weeks ago placed in wet rock wool under a 600W MH light. Everything looked GREAT for the first 2 weeks, so did something very stupid
I had them in a plastic tray standing in about 1 inch of ph controlled water, which I changed out occasionally. Then I added about a small capful of nutes. I measured the tray water 2 days later with a PPM meter and saw it hit 2400 PPM – probably about 5X the recommended dose.
Did some more background research and realized that: 1) I was over watering and should never have left any standing water in the tray, 2) I nuked ‘em with way too strong nutes.
So, I flushed everything several times with ph controlled water. 3 of the 5 plants look GREAT. In 3 weeks, 1 is about to hit 5 inches and the other 2 are just under 4 inches. But, that last 2 look so so.
Center photo: 2 sick plants
Right: 1 VERY sick - necrosis and brown spots and yellowing
Left: 3 VERY strong plants
Questions:
Is there anything I can do for this last plant – looking all yellowed with necrosis and brown spots – or is it too late??
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