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How should i go about this. Leave them in a shaded area for a week then direct sunlight? Or a few hours of sunlight a day, then back to shade for the rest, for about a week.

I was a nimrod, and put my plants outdoors in the sun, without thinking of breaking them in a few hours at a time. Luckily it was only yesterday. Today i moved them into the shade. What appears seems to be the beginning of light bleach, but a confirmation would be nice. Paired with curling taco...

Well.. my plants definitely went through a pH swing since changing water. New growth leaves went yellow, now slowly started to regain the green with yellow splotches here and there. The dying of the lower leaves seems to have stopped at least. Well see what happens.

Not underwatered itself i just meant yesterday when i transplanted, i dont think i put enough water to be nice and moist all over. Well see. I was working heavily against time yesterday so i didnt moisten the pro-mix. I added water around the middle where the solo cup was buried and then around...

I think i underwatered this time lmao. The leaves are getting so dry and brittle the little white hairs are sticking out. I was worried they were eggs but when you rub against the grain on a leaf, you feel the spiky hairs. It looks like those are the hairs themselves and the leaf is so dehydrated.

I had I didnt water till run off yesterday. Was worried i shouldnt. Should i now in case they didnt get enough? Or wait till it all dries out a bit.

Im going look this all up lol thank you guys. Take care!

I did the RO but no i dont have a pH meter so im sort of gambling at the moment. A risk i had to accept. I got the peroxide exactly for mold in case what i had was some sort of mold/mildew (due to me mentioning that buddies cup had the grey mildew on the top layer of soil). I know it doesnt...

I feel you. Ive transplanted, fed/watered, gonna wait it out a few days and see what happens, if it continues/spreads to new leaves. Im going to blast them a single time with peroxide though, because i did confirm the grey mildew in buddies cup. Fairly close to mine as well.

Another thing to co I cant afford neem at the moment. Is iso/water fine? Ive even heard of hydrogen peroxide. Either of these fine?

The thrip damage seems to be more sporadic, i dont know. What i have starts within the middle of the rib on the leaf and spreads out. Its very ordered. Im paranoid as fuck that i have bugs regardless. Did everything else i had to do, probably going to do iso/water just ti be safe.

Alright thank you. The one gentleman suggested never more than 50 grams of water. Perhaps ill just scale some water out LOL and go from there i suppose. Thank you for the help man.. i really appreciate it.

Final product. How much water should i water them (at 1/4 feed dosage). Whole pot saturated till run off like ive been doing?

Alright. The first row of plants are mine. The three pics of roots involve my biggest plant having the most roots (this is an afflicted one), as well as the second biggest (also afflicted). The third is my smallest plant with no where near as many roots. And then these are the pots i got...

Should i wait a bit before transplanting? Soil isnt completely dry (an inch or do down). Also.. is it alright to start with soil but then transplant into promix. I was stuck getting aquafina reverse osmosis. Walmart didnt carry any, so the dollar store it was. Cheap enough. 1 dollar per 1,5L...

And they were seeds sorry.

Headed to store for R/O then i will take pics of plants/roots/pots i bought in town today for the first transplant.

Bloody fucking hell. That is it. Thank you. I figured perhaps my original water, but not this one. Had read that it was ok, but i completely forgot to factor in that different sources = potentially different pH, like an idiot. Grey county ontario natural spring water.. read the report, pH of...

Well.. i have. It could be many things. Which is why i am asking people with more experience AND knowledge. I have the theory, but im missing the experience. At this point, i couldnt tell you. Originally, i figured i had fucked it up with my tap water, but then i saw the beetle bugs, as well as...

Considering there is 30 plants, all watered with the same water, yet only two are showing symptoms, is it still likely that its PH? Could it be that these two strains are simply more sensitive? As they are different than the rest.