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Need help... issues coming or just over worried grower

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Need help... issues coming or just over worried grower

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#21
Newbie27 said:
What do i do its only on the older fan leaves non of the new growth ?
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Jus monitor , if it is curling the leaf and burning the tips, I would flush it. Depending on the size of you need to transplant in the future . I’d transplant into a diff soil with the proper npk ratio
 
#22
Yea I had a heck of a time with my plants in miracle gro potting soil, I wonder how much of a root base yours has yet. maybe you can do a transplant and lightly remove extra of the current medium and put it in better soil like I keep hearing about ocean forest is good soil, then there's promix which is basically a soil less medium so there's no nutrition in it or minimal if any. It's sphagnum moss and perlite and some mycorrhizae and somethin else I don't recall lol but that promix is what I use
 
#23
DankNugz420 said:
Yea I had a heck of a time with my plants in miracle gro potting soil, I wonder how much of a root base yours has yet. maybe you can do a transplant and lightly remove extra of the current medium and put it in better soil like I keep hearing about ocean forest is good soil, then there's promix which is basically a soil less medium so there's no nutrition in it or minimal if any. It's sphagnum moss and perlite and some mycorrhizae and somethin else I don't recall lol but that promix is what I use
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So a flush wouldnt work?
 
#24
SntWick said:
Jus monitor , if it is curling the leaf and burning the tips, I would flush it. Depending on the size of you need to transplant in the future . I’d transplant into a diff soil with the proper npk ratio
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Is my npk ratio not proper?
 
#26
It's still gonna be a tough grow even after a flush or four lol I'd switch if possible without hurting the roots too much
 
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DankNugz420 said:
Yea I had a heck of a time with my plants in miracle gro potting soil, I wonder how much of a root base yours has yet. maybe you can do a transplant and lightly remove extra of the current medium and put it in better soil like I keep hearing about ocean forest is good soil, then there's promix which is basically a soil less medium so there's no nutrition in it or minimal if any. It's sphagnum moss and perlite and some mycorrhizae and somethin else I don't recall lol but that promix is what I use
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I will be buying some pro mix and trying to tranplant but its inside of a 5 gallon pot already 😳
 
#30
Newbie27 said:
I will be buying some pro mix and trying to tranplant but its inside of a 5 gallon pot already 😳
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How big is the plant. Look up YouTube videos on how to properly transplant. I usually water. And then flip it upside down. The loose dirt that does not have roots usually.falls off and you will have a rootball. You can shake it lightly and then transplant.
 
#31
Hope this helps
 

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#32
Agreed on using better soil, but digging it up and transplanting it will cause a lot of stress as well. Maybe get the new media and just start another seed and grow them both out. Try starting the next one in a plastic cup, then go to a 1 gal then a 5 gal.
 
#33
Your overwatering like previous growers said.
Aim for 20% runoff next time and measure ppm and ph. Might take a few days to dry miracle grow out with a plant that small.
Your fine.👌
Mr. G
 
#35
Mr.GreenthumbOG said:
Your overwatering like previous growers said.
Aim for 20% runoff next time and measure ppm and ph. Might take a few days to dry miracle grow out with a plant that small.
Your fine.👌
Mr. G
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No its def a mag def because its on the lower leaves i forgot to grab cal mag smh. Spent 80 bucks on bloom and veg nutes and Forgot CALMAG SMH
 
#36
tomatoesarecooltoo said:
Agreed on using better soil, but digging it up and transplanting it will cause a lot of stress as well. Maybe get the new media and just start another seed and grow them both out. Try starting the next one in a plastic cup, then go to a 1 gal then a 5 gal.
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I FIGURED IT WOULD GROW BETTER AND BIGGER IN ITS HOME FROM SPROUT INSTEAD OF SMALLER THEN BiGGER 1 MAYBE I WAS WRONG?
 
#37
Newbie27 said:
I FIGURED IT WOULD GROW BETTER AND BIGGER IN ITS HOME FROM SPROUT INSTEAD OF SMALLER THEN BiGGER 1 MAYBE I WAS WRONG?
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Both can work, but its much easier to overwater when you have a small plant in a big container.
 
#38
SntWick said:
Thanks, just get worried like a parent lol. I had started nutrients too early I’m guessing and then I had to flush to not actually hurt the plant so maybe back to back watering did it.
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You are likely overwatering it. There is no need to be fertilizing this plant for some time. More plants die from love than neglect. Less is more.
 
#39
OldManRiver said:
You are likely overwatering it. There is no need to be fertilizing this plant for some time. More plants die from love than neglect. Less is more.
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Figured that. Yeah I tested ph in soil, fertilizing it threw it way out of wack. I transplanted into new soil. Earthworm casting blend with blood and bone meal. To promote root growth I dipped roots into hormone considering I had to mess with root ball. Ph was way off . Thanks a lot yall
 
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