my babies needs help

maxott

maxott

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hello people, i just woke up and most of my seedlings are down.

i watered them 2-3 days ago, soil still moisten.
temperature 22 degrees celsius.
humidity 50%


i just got a fan off that night. maybe its ventilation issue?
it happened in just a few hours at night.
can i help them or they gonna die?



maybe water them again can help? or its worst in this case?
 

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Shippey123

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It's looks like their stretching and getting to heavy to hold themselves up. Don't worry you just need to replant them up to about an inch away from the first set of leaves.
 
Popcorn900

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Well you shocked the shit out of them and overwatered but they should be ok. I would have buried them stems right up to the first node.
 
maxott

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Shippey123 said:
What's your soil made of?
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no idea. i just bought it. says no fertilizers needed. just added perlite.

Popcorn900 said:
Well you shocked the shit out of them and overwatered but they should be ok. I would have buried them stems right up to the first node.
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ok.

maybe change them soil? or replant in a pure perlite few days to take fresh air? or just wait?
one more question guys.

now i have 18/6 light cycle. maybe switch to 24hr ?
 
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Shippey123

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Wait a day to see if they come back or not. Perilite is only an additive to help airate the soil and hold in moisture. It's not really ment to replace the soil completely. When you upgrade to a bigger container remember to plant the stem farther in the dirt. What kind of light are you using?
 
maxott

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i use cfl while they're little. gonna switch to metal halide as they get little bigger...

i've changed soil to 1 plant. it looks ok now...

i'll wait few hours, if they will not recover, i'll change soil them all.

i think i really overwater them (
 
wpxtacoman477

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dude, chill with the replanting and stuff, its not a serious problem.. your plants are just too stretched out, the stems are way too long, because they aren't getting enough light.. add dirt to them and pack it around the bottom of the stems lightly (LIGHTLY) just enough to help them stand up right. then get them closer to the light because they aren't close enough. or add more lights. read about lights blue vs. red spectrum
 
maxott

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i got a fan. its installed up and blows down to the box.

someone knows what's this while crystals on a leaf? its hard like a salt.

about hour ago i noticed water on the leaf, after water dried, this white things stayed there.

the water on a leaf appeared from nowhere. maybe it drained the water from the roots?

its also because of overwater or something else?
 

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I SmokeAlotaPotamus

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could your humidity be too high and mold already idk ? looks almost like mine after i spray epsom salts/water mix on my plants and the water evaporates and leaves a white salt residue
 
maxott

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humidity in 47-57% range. today its 47%.is it too much? :(

how did y fix the problem? no action is required?
 
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I SmokeAlotaPotamus

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if u poke holes in the bottoms of all the cups itll grow way better just put something under it to let the water run out the roots need air water mix they need to dry out good and then get watered
 
maxott

maxott

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all the cups had holes. now i added much more holes at sides. but they try too slow (
how can i force it dry faster? increase temperature? its now 20-22 Celsius in my room.

or add more and bigger fan?

they all feminized seeds ( i dont want them to die (((((

i changed soil 2 of them just for test. yesterday they were looking good, today worst condition :S

somehow i need to force them dry faster without change soil. maybe cut off some lower leaves?

i got rooting hormone gel. maybe take out the plant and put the seeds in it?

 
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