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Kirk84

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Can anyone suggest where I'm going wrong?
plant is 3 weeks old and 6 days ago started showing signs of stress? Outdoor grow, can't quite figure out the problem?
cheers
 

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hey Kirk, the first thing i would do is take that netting off the root ball. cause thats all it is right now..a ball of roots that cant get out. some will come out the bottom but very few will push thru that net. Had the same problem for a few of my first seeds. Also its probably peatmoss and thats gonna dry out different than your soil mix..so if you water just the puck, the grow mix is still dry and if you water the grow mix..the peatmoss might not be soaking up enough water.? i dunno, but once their roots get comfortable you can straighten out the nutes and feeding. Get a good pair of scissors, cut it top to bottom on both sides or more and peel it off.(if theres lots of roots sticking out just make the cuts and dont peel it off) It will thank you.
 
Ok what kind of soil? What's your watering regimine? Are you using nutrients. What is the weather like outside (you did say outdoor grow didnt you?) Answer those questions and alot here can help. I dont want to venture a guess without those.
 
Hey mate, just growing in plain compost with pearlite chicken manure and worm casings at the moment. Was worried about giving nutes this early as I read it could cause nitrogen burn?
 
Hey mate, just growing in plain compost pearlite and chicken manure. Been watering every couple of days once the first half inch of soil has dried out. The weather has been mid to upper 20's since I started its gonna heat up rapidly over next couple of months though. So far haven't added any nutes as was wary of burning the plant. Cheers mate.
 
Chicken manure really needs to be composted for almost a year and mixed with soil, tossed and let to compost long time cause it's really hot stuff on roots if not neutralized. My 1cent. Good luck
 
DID YOU CALL ME A CHICKEN SHIT!!! lol jk thats good info. I know nothing about soils and amendments...
 
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