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i need emergency help with yellow leaf and droopy seedlings

Weed131313

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Hi guys I really need help with my plants . I planted my seed in cocopit 3 weeks a go .About fertilizers just today i have give them just a low dose of biobizz grow . My LED lights are 60 cm away from top of plants and my lights are white and purple . As u will see in the photos the lower set of leafs are yellow and burnt also some of the other plants are droopy and even turning yellow
I think they are over watered thats why plants are droopy , even due i didnt water them much but the humidity was about 90% during this 3 weeks but now i set that to 65% . Also trying to give them less water .
i have 2 other plants that they just dont grow it looks like they are locked . When should i start fertilizing?? Please share your ideas so i can save these plants
 

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Too Hot a soil and feeding too early will nute burn your plants

IMO extract

wash roots in air temp ph'ed water

re plant in clean mix with 30% perlite

you can add the used soil later once much larger at potup

good luck
 
My soil in Coco perlite and its sterilized and also dont have extra nutrients .. could light and over water could burn them like this ?
 
Every water and every nute feeding - PH always.
But it’s not too hot soil when it’s coco perlite - could be as greenlevin is suggested.
 
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