[Stonedprinter]

 

[GNick55]

what is your watering method?
what size are the bags?
what medium you growing in?
how much water do you give them and how often?

 

[Stonedprinter]

what is your watering method?
what size are the bags?
what medium you growing in?
how much water do you give them and how often?

 

[Stonedprinter]

1 cup every other day dechlorinated tap water alternated with foop nutrients responsible in 3 gallon bags using fox farms ocean forest

 

[GNick55]

1 cup every other day dechlorinated tap water alternated with foop nutrients responsible in 3 gallon bags using fox farms ocean forest

your not watering properly,.
a 3gallon bag will take 3000-3500ml of water to fully saturate,,
you would start by giving 750ml at a time with at least 15-20 mins inbetween each watering or more, making sure to cover all the surface of the medium with each watering than you wait till it’s dry before watering again,. usually with a plant that size i’d say 6/7/8 days,.. take a picture of the nutrients you have,. makesure to include NPK ratios if on package

 

[GNick55]

your not watering properly,.
a 3gallon bag will take 3000-3500ml of water to fully saturate,,
you would start by giving 750ml at a time with at least 15-20 mins inbetween each watering or more, making sure to cover all the surface of the medium with each watering than you wait till it’s dry before watering again,. usually with a plant that size i’d say 6/7/8 days,.. take a picture of the nutrients you have,. makesure to include NPK ratios if on package

i looked up the foop nutrients so you don’t have to post that

 

[Nayhay]

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I agree with GNick about watering being the biggest issue. I also think it might be a bit early for feeding. Ocean Forest is pretty rich and will have enough until the plants get bigger. Adding a little FOOP for microbes is good, but I'd go light until you see the lower leaves start to lose a little color. Then you'll know you've underfed them a bit and can adjust from there.

 

[Stonedprinter]

I agree with GNick about watering being the biggest issue. I also think it might be a bit early for feeding. Ocean Forest is pretty rich and will have enough until the plants get bigger. Adding a little FOOP for microbes is good, but I'd go light until you see the lower leaves start to lose a little color. Then you'll know you've underfed them a bit and can adjust from there.

Thanks and this causes the dark green spots and wilting look

 

[GNick55]

Thanks and this causes the dark green spots and wilting look

yes

 

[GrowTrackr]

Ocean's Forest isn't the best for seedlings. It's known to run hot, so to speak. It's really more suitable for mature plants.

I carried Fox Farms products in my store and they really pushed their dealers to steer people towards Light Warrior for seedlings. I had good luck mixing the two, together.

Food for thought, when you get your next batch of plants going.