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So upon further investigation, it appears my Soil PH is too high. Test kit showed it is around 7.5. Is there a way to lower that by half a point or so? and might it be a better idea just to transplant it into new soil in a 3-5 gallon pot and be done with it? Thoughts/suggestions? BTW, this site...

Seems safe...

They do look similar, the really strange thing (at least to me) is the the two sets of leaves show almost opposite yellowing patterns?? But seems apparent that it is for sure some kind of deficiency. I'll just have to wait and see how the food affects things. *Fingers crossed*

@Kingrow1 I only used the sterilized soil for 2 reasons. 1 it's what I happened to have in the shed, 2 lack of knowledge on my part. I read that using outdoor soil could lead to infection/infestation, so I figured what's safer then sterilized? Picked up a new bag of Shultz potting soil plus...

I have Miracle Grow 24-8-16 (which I was planning on using for veg) or Schultz 5-10-5 for "strong start" Will either of these work? Should I be feeding something else? Also there are 2 mixing ratios on the box. One says for outdoor/flowers/fruit trees (22ml/6L). The other is mixed for...

Thanks Max! I have been wanting to try feeding myself, but have read that they already contain enough nutrients for the first few weeks so I was affraid to risk it...I will feed them lightly next time they need water and will keep you posted

I was already aware of that actually...did you look at the pics? this is a different situation all together.

Can't tell you much more really. Had a bag of sterilized all purpous potting soil with perlite. No nutrient information at all on the bag... Not sure of the brand off the top of my head, but can check in the morning if you think it will help. Plant started out great too, real nice and green...

Hey guys, I am having a very difficult time diagnosing one of my seedlings. It is on week old, and is starting to develop a very strange pale yellow coloring to the two lowest leaves. Then the next set of leaves have the exact reverse coloring of the lowest set. I have included a picture that...