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Clawing or just genetics? any info would be great

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Clawing or just genetics? any info would be great

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BryanOconner said:
I see a moderator does not know ffof soil. Its loaded with nitrogen. Lot of people start there baby plants in other soil before putting it into ffof to prevent burn . Yeah its funny right . HAHA . Who does not know or used ffof soil ? They clearly do not go to hydro stores
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I was under the impression that ffhf was less nute dense than ffof, are the both just overly nitrogen dense for early stages?
 
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#25
Have a few seedlings (2 weeks old) that feel like they are taking a while to start up and have lighter leaves, I am sure that I overwatered and I will correct that, but was also curious if they are taking longer due to the size of the pot. I cannot for the life of me, remember how long the first set took to go from seedling into larger veg. Second photo is a set that was started a week ago and already seem to be similar size. Thank you
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#26
BryanOconner said:
I see a moderator does not know ffof soil. Its loaded with nitrogen. Lot of people start there baby plants in other soil before putting it into ffof to prevent burn . Yeah its funny right . HAHA . Who does not know or used ffof soil ? They clearly do not go to hydro stores
Will ffof burn all plants ? No but how many post i have seen people having burnt clones in the soil. Its usually fresh rooted clones that have issues .
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He is using happy frog he said not ocean forest
 
#27
Pants said:
Have a few seedlings (2 weeks old) that feel like they are taking a while to start up and have lighter leaves, I am sure that I overwatered and I will correct that, but was also curious if they are taking longer due to the size of the pot. I cannot for the life of me, remember how long the first set took to go from seedling into larger veg. Second photo is a set that was started a week ago and already seem to be similar size. Thank youView attachment 2132832View attachment 2132833
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That pot is too big if your new, start in solo cups
 
#29
Autos are not for beginners, I highly recommend just getting feminized seeds. I personally think they are a gimmick money grab but yea
 
#33
Pants said:
Have a few seedlings (2 weeks old) that feel like they are taking a while to start up and have lighter leaves, I am sure that I overwatered and I will correct that, but was also curious if they are taking longer due to the size of the pot. I cannot for the life of me, remember how long the first set took to go from seedling into larger veg. Second photo is a set that was started a week ago and already seem to be similar size. Thank youView attachment 2132832View attachment 2132833One looks fine, the other is on the bubble. To me, that 2-wk seedling looks about a week to ten days behind. Maybe just a late starter, seed variation, upside down start, who knows. Give it time, it could surprise you.
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I have one now that I started a week later than the other three, and it’s one of the more robust plants. Another in this grow I thought had died as a seed; I tried to find it in the pot but no luck. I set the pot aside on my table, and a few days later there’s a straggler rising from the pot like Lazarus from the dead! It is now one of my heartiest ladies. 🤷🏼‍♂️
 
#34
One looks fine, the other is on the bubble. To me, that 2-wk seedling looks about a week to ten days behind. Maybe just a late starter, seed variation, upside down start, who knows.

Is everything else consistent from one pot to the next?
 
#35
BryanOconner said:
I see a moderator does not know ffof soil. Its loaded with nitrogen. Lot of people start there baby plants in other soil before putting it into ffof to prevent burn . Yeah its funny right . HAHA . Who does not know or used ffof soil ? They clearly do not go to hydro stores
Will ffof burn all plants ? No but how many post i have seen people having burnt clones in the soil. Its usually fresh rooted clones that have issues .
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Homie, ff is the most unstable soil I’ve used.
I feel dirty when I buy it. It’s a last resort.
Honestly you can grow in miracle grow and get better results. Over rated dirt that used to be ok.
 
#36
Captspaulding said:
Homie, ff is the most unstable soil I’ve used.
I feel dirty when I buy it. It’s a last resort.
Honestly you can grow in miracle grow and get better results. Over rated dirt that used to be ok.
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I’ve been disappointed to find more granite gravel and clay than I expected. And this current grow, HF + dolomite, before I ever fed anything I had nitrogen tox. I’m gonna look for Pro-Mix next I think.
 
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Back again, having a hard time telling if this is nute burn or light burn. 300w LED, ~4’ away, sadly the dimmer does not work so its at 100%. Nutes I am using are RAW Bloom at 1/2 strength once a week
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#38
Leaf tips look burnt, however since its also on the lower leaves I am leaning towards nute burn verus light burn
 
#39
It’s both. Nutes it looks like you have too much n. That’s the hook downward.
The hooks upward on leaf tips the light is too hot . I see both symptoms.
 
#40
Captspaulding said:
It’s both. Nutes it looks like you have too much n. That’s the hook downward.
The hooks upward on leaf tips the light is too hot . I see both symptoms.
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Over water second glance as well.
 
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