Yellow and Wrinkley Blueberry

Well, here they are transplanted... hopefully they aren't too far gone, or the shock from being transplanted doesn't kill them... the one we were talking about before is looking rough as ever... but none of them were dead this morning 8 hours after transplant...
 

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Back those cfls of a bit until they revive properly.
I assume that you have a fan moving th hot air of the cfls?
 
The way the leaves were yellowing actually resembles more of a nutrient lock out. So that is a ph problem. Nute burn looks like burnt spots on the leaves right from the beggining. in other words burns do not turn the leaves yellow. The leaves will be green with brown dried spots. A defiency basically just changes the color of the leaves. Both of these issues are very treatable.

So that said, have you checked your ph?
An organic soil will be ph balanced and that is crucial for survival. Often times with a good organic soil you don't even have to add any nutes untill you go into flower time.

Good job on the new soil, you should a great improvement real soon.

I am new at this as well, but I have done a fair share of killing starts. My first grow began in august and 20-30 dead plants later I had one that survived all my mistakes and she turned out to be whimpy, whimpy, whimpy. It was a hydro recirculating system that I built and now will toss because I started a soil grow last night.

Any way, keep us posted
 
Lock out doesn't occur after a few days in soil as soil is self balancing.
Deficiencies don't occur in new soil,there is plenty of nutes in the soil and lockout is highly unlikely in soil for at least 4 weeks:blsmoke:
 
natmoon said:
Lock out doesn't occur after a few days in soil as soil is self balancing.
Deficiencies don't occur in new soil,there is plenty of nutes in the soil and lockout is highly unlikely in soil for at least 4 weeks:blsmoke:
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They were put in the shitty soil about 13 days ago... I moved them last night... if they were going to die from the transplant they probably would have already right? it's been like 15 hours...

The pH is about 7.8... the soil I moved them into is still fairly moist so I am trying not to water them so I can't really adjust pH...
 
Just back those cfls away a bit till they recover properly and hope for the best.
In my opinion it is highly unlikely that you have lockout or any deficiencies after only 2 weeks in any soil.:blsmoke:
 
Also if you can afford it superthrive can help to revive your plants.
Use it very sparingly though especially on blueberry.:blsmoke:
 
Check out the wiki link for all info on ph:blsmoke:
Or look in the faq section on this site.
Ive never even bothered to worry about ph myself as i live in a soft water area and i use a water filter jug to get rid of chlorine and any other crap.
I then let the water breathe for 24 hours and just pour it on.

Soil pH - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
natmoon said:
Check out the wiki link for all info on ph:blsmoke:
Or look in the faq section on this site.
Ive never even bothered to worry about ph myself as i live in a soft water area and i use a water filter jug to get rid of chlorine and any other crap.
I then let the water breathe for 24 hours and just pour it on.

Soil pH - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Click to expand...

Yeah I had looked at that awhile ago when I was looking for organic methods to bring down the pH...it's always (with all my soils) been between 7.5 and 8.0 ... never have been able to get it to 7.0...
 
Sorry i don't know much about organic methods to be honest.
Here is a link to an organic site that funnily enough uses the substance that i want to use to help my plants become more blue to lower ph in soil:blsmoke:

Elemental Sulfur
 
Yeah I am just trying to keep all the chemicals out of the stuff... the garbage I buy tastes like a bleach bottle most of the time, and I'd really like not to have that anymore...

I have some elemental sulfur actually in garage, only problem is trying to figure out how the hell much to put into a 1 gallon pot :) 10lbs per 1000sqft isn't terribly helpful ya know? :)
 
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