Can someone diagnose the problems I have?

I don't know why the tip of that one leaf looks brown or whatever. And do my leaves look weird?

looks like the ph is off and it also looks as though you are feeding it too much. What is the temperature of the nutrient solution? the relative humidity and what are the temps like in your garden?

ya i am awaiting a new PH meter because the one I got doesn't work. maybe i did add too much nutrients to the gallon. i am unable to measure humidity other than what says on this one meter it says Dry+ Dry Normal Humid Humid + and mine is at Dry...

as for temperatures it is about 75 degrees or so.

SeaBeeDee said:

ya i am awaiting a new PH meter because the one I got doesn't work. maybe i did add too much nutrients to the gallon. i am unable to measure humidity other than what says on this one meter it says Dry+ Dry Normal Humid Humid + and mine is at Dry...

as for temperatures it is about 75 degrees or so.

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Your going to be in trouble if you do not know the pH, what are you feeding it? and at what concentration?

regards,

see what had happened was I got a soil PH meter instead of a water PH meter on accident.

not knowing i added PH down to my plant but the readings were not going down at all.

i am feeding it Blue Planet Nutrients 3 parts Organic. I did as said on their website.

http://blueplanetnutrients.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=77&Itemid=114

I am using a DWC and the res temps are 70 degrees.

I am going to refill it and try less nutrients and see how it goes. Without the PH down until I get the correct PH meter in the mail in a few days.

Looks to me like she (hopefully) has just struggled to get out of the seed pod and is a little battered. Just let it grow out a bit before you make any changes.

At this stage less is more.

ya i think i stunted the hell out of its growth by doing the nutrients and the ph down. wish i had purchased the correct meter as this was a big waste of cash.

Let her grow out. It's the new growth that will tell you if your on the right path. Most city water is in the mid 7s ph. Email blue planet and ask him if it buffers the ph down. I know my GH Maxi will take tap water right down to 5.8-6.2 when you use the suggested amounts. PH of 7.5 ain't gonna kill it. give it time it will grow out.

i think my tap water is 6.6. maybe the PH was way too low when i added the nutrients and then added PH down.

i think budley is bang on, give yer wee baby some time and not too much in the way of nutes(p'h d water with super thrive (or similar) would be good for it the now till it grows a wee bit,, keep up the good work

budleydoright said:

Looks to me like she (hopefully) has just struggled to get out of the seed pod and is a little battered. Just let it grow out a bit before you make any changes.

At this stage less is more.

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ugh i cant wait to get this ph meter... this really slowed my grow