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You don't seem to understand plants need food (nutes) to grow, ro water has no minerals for the seedling to use, tap water would help but I always feed my seedlings a mild solution of nutes (around 200-300 ppm's), your plants will die if you don't feed them.

If you're just using ro water, I'd say your plants are not getting any nutes, feed it a mild solution, JMO..

What is the GPH or your pump? could it be that it's to powerful for the size of buckets you are using and the drain pipes can't keep up with it?

I would assume your plant used up all the nutrients in the soil, time to feed it some.

.6 is an ec measurement of ppm's, some meters measure in ec rather than ppm's, here's a conversion chart, you are interested in the hanna readings. EC to PPM conversion chart Hanna Eutech Truncheon EC ppm ppm ppm 0.1 50 64 70 0.2 100 128 140 0.3...

Personally I would suggest you buy a ph meter and a tds meter, you have to be on top of your ph and ppm's for hydro, temps a little low, get a heater, strive for 75 degrees, also take better pics, it would help alot.

Any nutes you chooses will be fine, just don't make it too strong, no the leaves will not grow back, don't cut them, only one leaf?, no problem, it will grow new ones soon.

You could of sent them by mail with no problems, as far as others say I think you should be ok with just five seeds.

You can give them a very mild, mild, solution of nutes but forget that other stuff for now, wait 'till they get bigger.

Most important is keeping track of your ph and ppm's, you should have a meter for both, any medium would be fine, it's up to your choice, best of luck.

That's the way I see it, it just a plant, as long as you feed it and give it the proper lights, plenty of air circulation, (don't forget a fan), you should have no problems, just keep track of your ph and ppm's and you should be fine, best of luck.

Personally I have never used any cal mag in all the yrs I've been growing, my feeling is that it's not needed, just something to add to expenses, just my opinion, As far as feeding schedules, never paid attention, just feed my plants when needed, usually only twice a day with no problems, I'm...

I've been using this chart ass a good starting point, you can adjust depending on strain as needed, hope this helps. PPM for Hanna Chart PPM Seedlings, Early Sprouts ..100 to 250 = .2 to .5 EC Early Vegging ......................300 to 400 = .6 to .8 EC Full Vegetation...

We can all blame Anslinger for this ridiculous law, he wanted to keep his job, so he instacated the whole thing, "refer Madness". today people are beginning to understand that it's not as bad as it was proposed, thank God for us growers.

You are growing in hydro, your ph should be 5.8 optimal, you should also have a tds meter to keep track of the ppm's of your nutes, seems that your seedlings may be hungry or your ph is off, both are important for hydro, best of luck, also you may want to get better lights.

I've had enough of this supidity, I'm out or here.

7 inches is way too high, 3 to 4 is best, you could go 2 inches as suggested, with a fan on you should have no problems. Edit: I've never paid attention to the temps of my seedlings, if temp is to high they will let you know, their leaves will point upwards, if so then raise the light an other...

Sweet looking, nice job, should be some nice smoke at harvest time, keep on growing.

You can keep your T5 abt 3 to 4 inches, I use T5 2ft,4 bulb also, but keep an eye on them, they will start to sprout fast, yes, you should have constant air circulation, start with a small fan, enough to "jiggle" the stem to strengthen them, best of luck with your grow, and don't worry so much...

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