Get Help for Cannabis Plants Problems as Quickly as Possible!

[Hazyn740]

I litterally WUNG a grow with miracle grow soil at that with its bad rep and with seed i found in my smoke over the years and didnt have nowhere near this many problems

[Hazyn740]

I did that and now look my biggest one just fell over.. I swear this soil had fungus in it its killed everything im an idiot for digging after a rain and having such damp outside soil with root chunks and shit from bushes outback i completely screwed this i guarentee they all die no matter what i do thats just my luck

[Puglover1]

You should water near the new sprouts in a circle but also do another circle of water about an inch farther outward. You need to get enough water toward the sides and bottoms for the roots to follow the water to grow outward and downward. Some people might use a .5 liter water bottle, I have a very small watering can with a long metal spout that I use for seedlings, it doesn't disrupt the soil. I didn't water daily. If your soil mix isn't totally 'mixed' I'd pull out those chunks of sticks or anything not decomposed, be better to use Miracle Gro organics for the seedlings than that (I know you had other plans, stuff happens). Personally, I'd get these healthy and growing larger before transplanting. Yes, you can remove what you can and add more soil, but don't have foliage touching the soil. As the plant grows taller you will lose a few leaves, makes room for more good soil. Those look like they're growing in a desert, no offense. In pictures here they all look like they need a through soak until a little run off. If you have drainage holes and some air circulation I wouldn't worry about getting them fully watered, just be gentle.

[Hazyn740]

Also i water them a water bottle cap full in morning and at night is that not enough i was afraid of drowning them since theyre so small

[Hazyn740]

So i can add soil to the cups covering the stems and itll what moove the stem and leaves up making more room for roots? I was worried i didnt fill the cups high enough

[Puglover1]

They look dry, thirsty, maybe try removing some of the chunks from the top of your soil. And add a little something better, something finer but they look very dry in the pics. The green ones I wouldn't mess with other than removing the 'outside' soil and watering them, I wouldn't transplant those yet if it were me, I'd try to better the soil and baby them for a while, let them grow roots and grow more veg, you can slowly top dress with better soil. The others don't look so great. Maybe prop them up with a toothpick. Ya never know. Good luck.

[Puglover1]

I would also remove what's dead and laying atop your soil in the bags. Nice plants, a couple are getting pretty tall. I hope this is your worst hiccup!

[BeeGinner]

I would say it could be heat stress. try turning your light down if you can or move it further away. or it could be a nutrient deficiency. as for pests, I use fly strips. try 5.5 for a PH. Get some Microbes too. try one thing at a time so you can see what works and what doesnt. hope I helped out. Take Care!

[BeeGinner]

try using CAL MAG and record your amounts each time. red or purple stems/stalks usually mean a cal mag deficiency is there. sometimes its genetics I read..If your plants arent getting enough O2 the leaves will droop and yellow out. which could be root rot like I have experienced. or it could be from overwatering. These were the challenges I faced not too long ago. PH really matters too. i grow in soil and I keep the PH at 6.5. I noticed my PH of the soil would raise really fast. When I did more asking around and research, I found that I was over watering, the ph was out of whack and my ladies had a cal mag issue. I went and fixed one thing at a time and monitored the results. Taking notes is a must. getting an air pump and some air stones helped my plants out immensely. I like to use microbes to keep the roots healthy. But Im still learning and these were my findings as I experienced each issue. Hope this helped. take Care!

[Hazyn740]

HELP!! First time growing got 3 left out of 6. Put last 3 outside one day for about 6hrs and all of them looked fine then my snallest sprout that had just broke soil and made leaves shrank to half its size and the stem has thinned above soil. White dots on back of stem. Drupped peroxide like web told me in diluted form to have chance at killing fungus if thats it and dots have disappeared but leaves are still small and dont look like improving. Got 3 norther lights autos in cups rn under 3 LED lights two smaller on sides and one main light thats 1000w equivelent they put out 700ppfd atleast at hight. I bought scotts top soil fron walmart and mixed it with dirt from backyard cause i was gonna grow outdoors and indoors but since my herd has thinned gonna keep them indoors just bought fabric 3gals and foxfarm cultivation nation to transplant them into in next couple days.. Is this sprout gonna grow? Or should i toss it

[Going2fast]

They look healthy. Just pluck off the completely yellow ones to improve airflow. I leave them till there is no green left. At 8 weeks they are not autos.

[TJx]

Hey, first time grower. So I’m about a little over 8 weeks in. I was told 5 of the girls they were autos but clearly they’re not. So being green I put my mesh pots on concrete. I got them on some pallets now but I’m curious what I should do about the yellow mint leaves. Should I prune the dying leaves and leave the greenish/yellow leaves? I also water them every other day and feed them every other other and keep my ph at 6.5. Each close up picture is a different plant. Only 3 if the 7 girls are starting to turn.

[men4e]

Thank you for the reply! I will raise the humidity and the lights a bit hopefully the issue will be solved.

[MistaKwick]

at this point I figure I have nothing to lose!

[SoOrbudgal]

I see that they need fluid way to dry medium and only 24days from sprout that's a pretty quick flip to flower but it's been done won't get as big of harvest doing so with small struggling plants. I'd water more quit removing fans too soon. To dry enviornment in my view.