I'm not sure what the issue is here, any help please!?

[GhostPrime]

Hello.

I have been having difficulty with a couple of my seedlings, the smallest one in the pics is about a month old and has been stunted since about the second week, the others are both about two weeks and I'm not sure what's going on. Ph is just under 7 (a tad high, I know) A couple of my other plants are starting to experience the same thing.

Same Soil, same lights and environment.

Thank you for any help

 

[Rainbow Warrior]

Patience, young Jedi!

 

[PadawanWarrior]

What type of soil are you using? My tap water ph is around 7.8 or so and I never adjust ph. I let the soil and microbes do it for me, but I'm only using organics. Those plants look hungry to me.

 

[Unorthodoxy]

The pH of what is just under 7? Water or soil? They do look hungry, but it may be due to nutrient lockout.

 

[macsnax]

They've been over watered for quite a while making them deficient. Light ppm feed, less volume.

And next time you get soil, go for less wood chips and add perlite.

 

[madra]

Adjust your ph for a week and see if it improves.

 

[JohnDee]

Adjust your ph for a week and see if it improves.

About 6.5 ph is what alot of soil growers use. Gotta let them dry in between. Oh and Macsnax had another good idea. So you have the advice you need...
JD

 

[GhostPrime]

They've been over watered for quite a while making them deficient. Light ppm feed, less volume.

And next time you get soil, go for less wood chips and add perlite.

Thank you. I'll try that. When would they be ok to transplant if I grab some better soil?

 

[macsnax]

Thank you. I'll try that. When would they be ok to transplant if I grab some better soil?

A good rule of thumb is when the circumference of the leaves (from a top view) are the same diameter of the pot or a little bigger.

 

[GhostPrime]

Thanks everyone for the replies. I'll try the suggestions out