Is she death

[corpio]

hi everyone. I have a plant 1 week old lemon skunk started the seed with grow pellet and transferred it to wrong soil i think it looks like has nutrient burn my problem is growth tip looks like burnt or any other problem do you think it is reversible or can i save it someway?
Thank you.
(Distance between cotyledons and first leaves increased little in last 2 days but no new leaves till now.)

 

[projectinfo]

I

hi everyone. I have a plant 1 week old lemon skunk started the seed with grow pellet and transferred it to wrong soil i think it looks like has nutrient burn my problem is growth tip looks like burnt or any other problem do you think it is reversible or can i save it someway?
Thank you.
(Distance between cotyledons and first leaves increased little in last 2 days but no new leaves till now.)

I would start a new seed, in basic promix potting soil.

Your plant doesnt need much nutrietion at all for the first few weeks

 

[Project Ponics]

I


I would start a new seed, in basic promix potting soil.

Your plant doesnt need much nutrietion at all for the first few weeks

It still has life for sure. But it’s so early in its life yeah just like @projectinfo said, better off restarting with a good soil. I use happy frog and seedlings handle it just fine.

 

[corpio]

Thank you guys for answer. I will keep this one to see what will happen and start new seed in different soil.

 

[Project Ponics]

Thank you guys for answer. I will keep this one to see what will happen and start new seed in different soil.

Yeah it definitely won’t hurt to keep it. I just had to toss a plant 2-3 weeks into flower due to a fungi problem. I tried saving it but figured it would die. Kept it an extra two weeks to experiment on and just see what would happen... doesn’t hurt you can get practice and knowledge in even with the loss of the plant. But not everything is a loss if you learn something for the future!

 

[eyderbuddy]

no, she plant!

 

[corpio]

Yeah it definitely won’t hurt to keep it. I just had to toss a plant 2-3 weeks into flower due to a fungi problem. I tried saving it but figured it would die. Kept it an extra two weeks to experiment on and just see what would happen... doesn’t hurt you can get practice and knowledge in even with the loss of the plant. But not everything is a loss if you learn something for the future!

Yes learning from experiment absolutely key thing for me. I am a newbie i growth only 10 plants till now i try to read a lot about growing but nothings teach me better than losing a plant and most of the time things that i can reach(third world country guy here) are different than things written in guides i have to figure out by experimenting.