Will my seedlings be ok?

[Gward20]

For this type of treatment target 7PH for the foliar.

Okay brilliant. Should I wait until the pots dry out or just do it as they as ?

[seymore_budz]

For this type of treatment target 7PH for the foliar.

Okay brilliant. Should I wait until the pots dry out or just do it as they as ?

Do it ASAP buddy. The quicker you hit the reset button the quicker they will recover. Good luck

[Gward20]

For this type of treatment target 7PH for the foliar.

Okay brilliant. Should I wait until the pots dry out or just do it as they as ?

Do it ASAP buddy. The quicker you hit the reset button the quicker they will recover. Good luck

Thanks so much mate

[seymore_budz]

Anytime buddy, let me know how things progress.

[Gward20]

So I flushed the 20 dosidos 33 plants and fed and foliar fed them rhizo, a +b Ec 1.2 and thought I would flush the critical kush aswel why I was there but it seems to have done more bad than good ? I fed again the same again tonight but didn’t foliar feed. Anyone have a clue what’s going on ? I think they may be overwatered

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[Cave Hill Cole]

Hey man, sounds like your getting a lot of good tips in this thread. One thing I'd ask, when was the last time you calibrated your PH Pen? I have been done over by dodgy pens in the past. Because of that, I actually now use 2 two PH pen's when mixing nutes, encase one is out of sink. It gives me a safety net for a potential broken instrument.

I use to have issues over/underfeeding seedlings in coco. Now my feeding protocol is to start with 0.4EC when the first two true serrated leaves show themselves. I then up the EC by 0.1, after every 2nd day, until I reach my max veg EC which is usually 1.2. Personally I have had much better results building up the EC this way.

Another thing I have found useful for plant shock is aloe vera powder. It contains salicylic acid which is a plant hormone that's super helpful for plant recovery. You only need a very small amount.

Good luck bro, they look to be perking up slowly

[Gward20]

Hey man, sounds like your getting a lot of good tips in this thread. One thing I'd ask, when was the last time you calibrated your PH Pen? I have been done over by dodgy pens in the past. Because of that, I actually now use 2 two PH pen's when mixing nutes, encase one is out of sink. It gives me a safety net for a potential broken instrument.

I use to have issues over/underfeeding seedlings in coco. Now my feeding protocol is to start with 0.4EC when the first two true serrated leaves show themselves. I then up the EC by 0.1, after every 2nd day, until I reach my max veg EC which is usually 1.2. Personally I have had much better results building up the EC this way.

Another thing I have found useful for plant shock is aloe vera powder. It contains salicylic acid which is a plant hormone that's super helpful for plant recovery. You only need a very small amount.

Good luck bro, they look to be perking up slowly

Hi mate. Yeah their are loads of good cannabis growers on here who are very helpful. I calibrate my ph pen near enough every time I use it mate it’s a bluelab pen so it’s a good quality. That was my first thought when I seen that leaf in the video aswel. It does look like it’s due to ph problems but I think deep down it’s due to overwatering. I should of used perlite in the coco really for better drainage. I did drill a lot more holes in the bottom of the new pots so hopefully that will help.

[Gward20]

The critical kush just keep getting worse. Anyone have any idea on how to fix them ?

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[Gward20]

@seymore_budz any ideas mate ?

[Guest]

@seymore_budz any ideas mate ?

Hey buddy,

Have you sprayed them with the lights on by any chance? When foliar feeding you should be spraying under low light conditions as you can burn your plants. I think that has happened here. The rust spots could also be CalMag def but it's hard to tell.

This isn't overwatering as you would see a different set of symptoms. I would persevere for now. If it is just foliar burn it will grow out pretty fast.