Well, I have started to notice on my last batch of seedlings something appears to be off. They're only a week old and they seem to have a very odd 'hue' to them. They're the yellowest batch of seedlings I have ever seen and I'm not sure if its paranoia on my part or something is off. They have not been fertilized per se, but the crap type of soil they're in makes me think it may be unintentional (over fertilization). At the time all I had was some peat (they were planted in the pellets) and some MG Organic AKA MG SuperCrap. I'm not sure if the MG Organic has enough fert in it to make them look like this. Last batch of seedlings months ago was just in seed starting mix, and appeared green and lush. Their light cycle is 20 - 4. I usually water once a day at maximum, but try to let them go for two. So I guess my main question would be should I let them continue to grow on like this and will they be healthy? Or try to switch back into another soil at this stage? I'm just afraid they may not take well to a transplant right now and it could be hazardous. I've seen yellowing of leaves before on larger plants, but never on seedlings a week old. Unless I'm a big idiot and being the paranoid chilihead who posts every time he sees anything changes, let me know your opinions on what you think it could be and what I can do.
Also, excuse some of my camera shots. The macro couldnt go in all the way, and some are blurry but you can still the see contrast of the new true leaves coming in.
Also, excuse some of my camera shots. The macro couldnt go in all the way, and some are blurry but you can still the see contrast of the new true leaves coming in.
But i used rockwool and i think the PH was a bit off and i think i used to much fertz. After 2-3 weeks i checked the ph more often and less fertz.