HELP! Am i doing something wrong ?

[Nickrivard420]

Canuck147

kingfish

Mr.furley
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[D.A.A.S.69]

Hey 420, I don't really understand your question, Am I doing something wrong?? Looks like You been doing pretty good ,you got a nice young seedling growing that looks good.

 

[Newf]

Would definitely need some more info. How old are these seedlings. What are they planted in and under what kind of light. Any nutrients? Etc. The second two pics are obviously from a different plant then the first. Are you concerned about the pale leaves?

 

[Nickrivard420]

Newf D.A.A.S.69 Seedlings are about a week old i havent given them any food only the clone and im worried about the hot spots and the pale leaves ia it normal ? Over waterimng ?

 

[oldjarhead100]

Pro mix is not the best medium to grow in , I wanted to use it with Kind soil but kind did not recommend it do to its contents, so I went with happy frog. that being said the seedling look ok maybe the spots are from the light, from the picture of the grow space they look to be about 16 to 18 inches from light but that is a strong light, my suggestion is leave them in the cups for about two weeks this gives the roots a chance to grow out to sides then transplant so there forever home. the spots could be caused by alot of thing so its really hard to give good answers with the info you have provided, the spots are not normal but they may be easily fixed. except for autos I grow in coco/perlite mix this enables me to give exactly what I want them to have

 

[D.A.A.S.69]

I agree with OJH, only water when the soil is dry, and the cup is real light weight.

 

[Nickrivard420]

Thanks guys!

 

[Canuck147]

Yeah, what those guys said.

 

[Newf]

They look pretty healthy in these photos and it looks like you have a good light. It is normal for clones to suffer a bit when initially planted. Again would be careful about over-watering at this stage but pay attention to humidity (esp. for the clones - without a root system they rely on moisture from the air.) Nutes are not going to add much to the clones early on and are not needed this early for the seedlings in soil. It looks like a great set up you have and I am sure you are going to do just great. You could consider a very mild foliar feed for the clones if those are the pale ones. Do pay attention to light height. You have a good system but seedlings and clones are more sensitive to being too close to the light.

 

[Nickrivard420]

Mr.furley Canuck147 oldjarhead100 kingfish am i doing this right lol?

 

[Mr.furley]

Keep them flat that is the idea, grow out your centers. Some Mr.F pictures. P.s. I love pictures.

 

[Mr.furley]

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[Nickrivard420]

Wow i feel dumb. What will happen if i grow it out like this ? And my stock is close to a 90° Mr.furley

 

[Mr.furley]

No no no, Nickrivard420 my pictures are not meant to make you feel dumb. They are to give you a pictorial definition of how I use low stress training on my grow as a picture is worth a thousand words.you are doing a good job of training and my intentions were only to inspire you.

 

[Mr.furley]

And yes you want to grow out at 90 degrees on your main tips at that stage.

 

[Nickrivard420]

Alright.well ill see what happens i gues its my first grow its a clone and i dont even know what strain it is but i have some bubble gum and train wreck sprouting.

 

[Nickrivard420]

Canuck147 Newf Mr.furley
kingfish oldjarhead100 hey guys was wondering if u could tell me how my seedling and plant are doing the seedllimg and clone are both under a 400 watt hid light with a metal halide buld. I have a fan in the closet and air conditioner in the room blowing the fresh air in and the fan getting the hot air out.seems to be a bit dry im the room.

 

[Nickrivard420]

Theres a second page fyi

 

[Nickrivard420]

Also i took this leaf off and i want to trim some of the leaves it seems lile it could be getting more light penitraition, think it would be a good idea ? If so what leaves are best ? I dont want to effect my overall yield and quality.
What do u think of my low stress training ? Canuck147 Newf Mr.furley
kingfish oldjarhead100

 

[Mr.furley]

NickN, I personally would not remove any leaf at this stage, standing over your plant you can see through to the soil I would let it bush up some more. If/when you remove leaf, take BIG fan leaf blocking growth tips and lower leafs not getting light.
your training looks good, keep it flat, Circle the pot.