Reveg stress on seedlings

Discussion in 'Growing Marijuana Indoors' started by Shroombie, Sep 18, 2023.

  1. I wanted to plant my seedlings earlier so I can start a new grow immediately after harvest so I had some seedlings in a 12/12 setup for couple of weeks. Now that I've harvested and switched to 24, they seem stressed and one of them looks like it's dying. Can this be a reveg stress? I've planted them in coir and fed them with gypsum, epsom salt and a little of normal hydroponic nutes which normally works great on my seedlings.
    What can I do? Think going 18/6 will help now?
     
  2. it may be too late could you not have found a closet or cabinet to grow them at 18/6 for the 2 weeks instead of saving time you may have lost time hopefully they can recover any pictures?
     
  3. I didn't know this would happen, Will not do this again.
     
  4. They may grow give them light 24/7 don't let them dry out you will know in a week or so I think they may make it
     
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  5. go buy some normal soil like fox farm ocean forest, mix with 30% perlite and restart
    obvious your soils are outta wack, check the water run of for the PH, use pool strips
    GWE Cannabis Nutrient Burn
    good luck
     
  6. I don't think it's that. I normally don't have this problem. And this is supposed to be quality coir, mostly. See the big chunks? And gypsum + epsom salt usually works really great for seedlings.
     
  7. #8 Vee, Sep 18, 2023
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  8. I didn't know it could cause nutrient burn, have not had this experience before. But I'm going try flushing a bit now with pure water. Thanks!
     
  9. But don't you think the switch of light hours has something to do with this too?
     
  10. only remotely the deal is they are really burnt, you won't know the real cause until you get a ph reading,
    that is the start of your investigation
    right now if you had a cloner bubbler you could put them to that for a week until greened up
     
  11. Tbf, I did feed them a lot of epsom salt but it was after I realized they were dying. Maybe I gave them too much epsom salt and made them die quicker but I think you are underestimating the reveg stress.
     

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