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Should I transfer them into new soil ?

therebellion

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Hi, I would like to ask you if it is possible to guess what type of problem my plants are having ? It's a pain in the ass. Not knowing what's happening is killing me. The biggest one's planted 1 week earlier than others. However, It's got some problem on the leaves. There're not dark green as they should be and some parts of the leaves have different color tone of green. There are curling (inside) on tips. Two little are 1 week old. Because these problems I flushed them. Because I use plagron batmix and thought it might be nitrogen toxicity.
By the way I use vodoo juice, B52, connoisseur grow A - B. Heat and humudity, air condition and vantilation everything is okay. May it be about Ph ? I used tap water. But fertilizers I use have Ph perfect technology. I try to keep Ph at 6.5 - 7.
Thanks for taking your time to read my problems


There are the photos of 5 days ago: http://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/15393-not-knowing-what-the-problem-is-a-pain
PS: these are the problems mentioned above. You can check the develepment of 5 day grow


In the light of these above informations, I've spent 5 days waiting. I've seen just a little recovery. So, should I wait for nutrients to be sucked by plants or transfer them to new soil ?
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In picture 1 is looked like an odd growth pattern.. No 2 looks fine to me, no 3 is definitely not thriving. You're soil look fine to me. pH should be 6 - 6.5. Some will disagree with me, but they look too young to need added nutrients. Your soil looks like the kind that provide all the nutrients it needs for now.

Other, more experienced growers may be able to give you better prognosis.
 
Here is what I see- they shouldn't be dark green as you suggest, but rather lime green with newer growth starting out light then darkening in over time
-the curling is heat/humidity/light stress- too close to the light.
- they are auto's and require 1/2 the nutrients ( I just completed an auto grow with amended soil and add 1/2 flowertab @ week #4- and water- that's all).
My actions when things don't look right is:
-stop nutrients- move plants away from the lights- water only (if needed) and wait 3-5 days before re-introducing anything (unless it's a deficiency/infestation).
 
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