it got topped. sometimes little tiny bugs will get down in there and top the seedling before it really ever gets going. i think it's kinda cool. you may need to spread the branches apart as it grows though. when they get topped this young the two branches often grow straight up into each other. if you do spread them, cross them over each other first. this will prevent you from ripping the plant down the center.
thx for your advice! I appreciate it as usualyour medium looks a little dry and i'd bump up the nitrogen.
now i have an important question, but the resolution of the camera doesnt allow me to take good close ups 
thx for your advice! I appreciate it as usual
50% of the plants have the following symptoms:
first they start having yellow dots
later, the leaf starts to be entirely yellow
and finally it starts to dry.
the odd thing is the plants keep on growing just as strong just the leaves are all f(&%$! up.
what could possibly be wrong?
hope it can be worked out
hello , here you have the only pic , where you can see in the most big plan (whit zoom) the yellow problem , in the first leaves of the plant.
i made a mistake at first and put too acid soil. now it is the right mix you buy at the store with perfect PH.
ooooooooooh ok. i ll work on those answers (ask my partner who went to blockbuster lol) sorry i cant post any quicker...
the new soil was done today. earlier yesterday we had flushed the plants.
), depending on what kind it is, should give them some nitrogen which they need. 
since you just changed soil, you're just going to have to wait and see how they respond. If you feed them right now, you run the risk of overfertilizing them. I'd give them a week or at least a few days to see how they respond. The animal shit (
If you have problems with Mg - you might without supplemental nutrients - you can always add some epsom salts, which you can get from a pharmacy. Although you can grow and bloom your plants without adding nutrients to the water, it is generally good for the health of the plant and yield to add them. See how they look in a little bit, and go from there.
The english is fine, by the way. Isn't Serj Tankian from Argentina? SOD is great.
hmmm he's lebanese... but i ll get you points for trying!since you just changed soil, you're just going to have to wait and see how they respond. If you feed them right now, you run the risk of overfertilizing them. I'd give them a week or at least a few days to see how they respond. The animal shit (
If you have problems with Mg - you might without supplemental nutrients - you can always add some epsom salts, which you can get from a pharmacy. Although you can grow and bloom your plants without adding nutrients to the water, it is generally good for the health of the plant and yield to add them. See how they look in a little bit, and go from there.
The english is fine, by the way. Isn't Serj Tankian from Argentina? SOD is great.
here is how they look now, i think you are right and a couple of days they should be either dead or better than ever!
they look alot like ine were, about the 5th week they jus took off. grew tall and they look great now. i wouldnt worry bout it. i think ull b pleased with ur results. jus water twice a week or so, and let nature takes it course
hmmm he's lebanese... but i ll get you points for trying!
