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tuffluck · #11 (**permalink**) 07-05-2004, 07:04 AM

Also no offense to anyone that has responded, I thank you all for your help but I am getting very conflicting answers here.

So far I have,

1) give them a major (N) fertilizer boost
2) I have over nutriented them
3) I have over watered them
4) I have been watering just fine

I am not quiet sure of what tactic to try next. The oldest (first photo) is almost 4 weeks old. I know it should be FAR more developed than it is. Its not, and thats ok. But I would like to hear a consensus on what my next steps should be...

Thank you all again. I am just confused as to what my actual problem is, and what I can do to right the situation!

#11 (permalink) 07-05-2004, 07:04 AM
tuffluck Registered User Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 43	Also no offense to anyone that has responded, I thank you all for your help but I am getting very conflicting answers here. So far I have, 1) give them a major (N) fertilizer boost 2) I have over nutriented them 3) I have over watered them 4) I have been watering just fine I am not quiet sure of what tactic to try next. The oldest (first photo) is almost 4 weeks old. I know it should be FAR more developed than it is. Its not, and thats ok. But I would like to hear a consensus on what my next steps should be... Thank you all again. I am just confused as to what my actual problem is, and what I can do to right the situation!