So this is my first time growing. I am growing White Widow (non autoflower) in seedling soil with 20% pearlite. I am in 4th day since spout in the seedling stage. One of my plants is growing a bit faster than the others. I did my first feeding two days ago. I used FloraMicro, FloraGro, and FloraBloom - mixing a half gallon of water to .5 ml of each. I then used PH UP to get it to PH of 6.4. I did not pour a lot of the feed water in their pots. Have been maintaining Temp about 85 F and 50% humidity. Giving 18 hours light on and 6 off with a 600 Watt LED. Today I noticed a very small tan spot on only one leaf. Can someone look at it and give me any ideas what is going on. Could it be nutrient burn or deficiency or something else? I would really appreciate it.
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It's not usually recommended to add any feed that early. Young seedlings aren't even finding their roots yet. Closer pictures with good lighting if you can"Knowledge is the one gift that cannot be taken away, for its value only grows with time."
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Thank you very much for responding. Ooops beginners mistake. I gave them a healthy watering tonight. If I hold off feeding them, and just water... Will this go back to normal assuming it might be a nutrient burn? Should it be ok? Again really appreciate it. I have nobody I know to ask... and this is my first time.... so I am so nervous and careful about getting it right... Love these plants... Thanks again...
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Here is a more close up picture... It only happened on the one of my 3 plants... and only on that one leaf... If it is nutrient burn... If I just give it a good watering... avoid feeding... Should it be ok or return to normal... Is there anything else I should do? Again, thanks so much...
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Yeah looks to be nutrient burn. Don't feed until a few weeks into vegatative state. Also, don't over water. That seedling can drown quickly. I recommend waiting a day or longer until the soil dries up a good amount, but not completely dry. Also make sure your pH is between 6-6.8"Knowledge is the one gift that cannot be taken away, for its value only grows with time."
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