I am new to growing.

[slimnewbie01]

One of my plants is dying and I don't know why? Can someone give me some advice on this please? I don't want to loose it.

[NebulaHaze]

I cannot see your picture. Can you try again, or describe your problem?

[slimnewbie01]

Since yesterday I have changed the soil from miracle grow to organic and trimmed the dead leafs. The ends are curling up.

[NebulaHaze]

I think it is suffering from shock from the transplant. It sounds like you put it in good soil now, so at this point I think it needs some time to recover

[slimnewbie01]

So it should be Ok? I mixed in some organic all natural plant food with the soil and also mixed in some with the watering that I use. Is that ok. I have read I need to get a ph reader. I just haven't been able to get some yet.

[oldjarhead100]

hey slim It should recover may take a couple of weeks. when the girls are babys they don't like to many nutes to soon

[Newf]

I agree with oldjarhead, when plants are this young less is more both for nutrients and watering. The soil looks a little compact (no perlite or other additive for drainage) so it can stay wet for a long time. Good soil also has enough nutrients in it for at least a couple of weeks so no need to overwhelm the young plants with all that nitrogen. Just give it good light, humidity and temperature, only water when the top half inch of soil has dried. Wait until the plants recover before reintroducing nutrients and then only at half strength or less for a while. They should recover and best of luck to you. Let us know how it all turns out.