Sick plants :( first grow help!

Let the soil dry and they’ll perk up looks like overwatering just water them everytime the pots dry


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You planted them LAST NIGHT. Be patient, plants don't react immediately. Almost any plant when its young put a lot of energy in building their root system. Let them take a breath and realize their new home.

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My apologies then. I misunderstood your post.

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When a seedling is stressed
It really really is bogged in over tended to over watered soil. Once it happens, the plant will try and regain its composure. But it’s STUCK
Good luck. Stop hovering ️


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Have you got perlite in the soil? What you feeding her ?


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Not a soil grower admittedly but looks like bad ph to me. To small to have so many deficiencies through lack of feed so I’d say bad ph most likely culprit. The yellowing bottoms is N def. the rust spots are cal or mag def.
what’s the ph of the feed and what’s the ph of the run off? You’ll have to check with a soil grower but sure you guys need around ph7
Also, the term over watering actually refers to a lack of oxygen in the root zone. Nothing to do with the amount of water. Use 30-40% perilite in the mix and you can constantly feed 24/7 if you wanted to. Problem solved.
50%rh is still a little low. 60-65 ideally for veg. Some like myself prefer 70-75.
Go google VPD scale and have a quick read of that. Basically you want to keep temps and humidity relative to each other for the best environment. As we all have different temps to deal with we have different levels of rh that will work best.
Can see it’s not right by the dehydrated look on the leaves.

 

Yeah you should always water to at least 10% run off. Stops excess salts n stuff building up.... which cause amongst other things ph problems lol.
I’m gonna have to go check what ewc is... hang on..

 

Ahhhh right, Got is sussed.
Peat moss doesn’t hav nutes in it mate. I thought it did. Its there to hold onto nutes and assist in aeriation. Perilite also contains nothing useful so the only nutes are from the worm shit. Which at only 33% isn’t much I wouldn’t Imagine.
According to google peat moss also tends to have way too low a ph for what we need. So again I’ll stick with my ph diagnosis. I give mine zero nutrition for 5days then 100ppm till they’re your size so even just a bit of worm shit should still be enough idve thought.
I’d imagine now that she’s into proper soil she should just sort herself out tbh. make sure there’s plenty peri in it before she roots up though. Start ph’ing your water before you add it and all should return to normal after a week or 2.
Once the new growth comes out looking healthy she’s back to normal regardless of how the rest looks.

 

Yeah,don’t use it lol.
I’m a hydro/coco grower mate. The very thought of using soil makes me itch.
Got someone that can help though.....

 

@FlexedDabs would you be so kind as to advise here mate? Reached the limit of my usefulnes unfortunately. You seem to know your mud chuckin though, any thoughts for our friend here?
Last couple posts are the most relevant.
Garcias amigo

 

Hey new to this forum but can people check out my post and let me know if I can salvage this plant

 

Glad to throw a couple pennies at this.

Hey Remoc05!

From what I read above, you started off in a solo cup with 1:1:1 peaterlite:ewc. Plants were in the solo cups for 2 weeks and then recently transplanted to your organic soil made of:
"Basically peat moss,ewc,perlite, kelp meal, crab meal, rock dust, fertilizer."

The number 1 thing you are missing is compost. Your base mix should be:
1 part SPM
1 part Airation
1 part compost
Although EWC can be used as part of the compost portion, it should be limited to less than Half the compost part.

Coot said that the absolute most important ingredient to the soil is a great compost. If you don't want to or can't make your own, look for Malibu BU. It's considered one of the best bagged compost.

The number 2 thing you are missing is enough airation. How much perlite did you put in? Was it equal to what you put in of peat? Also, look into getting something that does not float to the top like scoria (lava rock) or pumice.

Third, can you give the ratios of each of the amendments in the mix? What is in the "fertilizer" you added?

Lastly, if you wanted to just scrap the entire DIY soil and purchase a water only soil, check this out:
KIS Organics Biochar Soil Mix



As for your current plants, let em ride and see what happens. If they die, chop them, compost the soil they were using and start over. If the soil was on point I know they would recover in a couple weeks. However, I'm not sure that's the case here.

Peace!