My seedling is starting to develop light brown spots on the first fan leaves , what can I do to fix it?

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Roberto286

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My seedling is starting to develop light brown spots on the first fan leaves , what can I do to fix it? Everyday she gets natural sun light in the shade but I also bring her inside at night to get a 18/6 light cycle , the soil is ffof mixed with seed starting mix and some ewc
 
Joncoh101

Joncoh101

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You need to post pics so we can see bro lol, there are many different things that can cause brown spots, ph issues, overfeeding, lack of water drainage etc etc
 
Joncoh101

Joncoh101

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Yeah you need to have really well draining soil, looks like one of the cotyledons is rotting off. What soil is that from your garden? You need to get high quality soil from a store, soil that has mixes of coco peat, worm castings, volcanic rock dust, compost etc. For example fox farms or even a cannabis focused soil if its legal where you come from
 
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CannaCountry

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Focus on your top leaves...the cotyledons are for getting the plant started off...they eventually fade and die. Carry on; you're good.
 
Coloradogrower710

Coloradogrower710

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I think it’s a combo overwatered and FFOF is too hot for small plants. When you over water in hot soil the plants try to take up more nutes with the water. I’ve burnt mine also they normally recover but slow growth for about a week. My cherry pie clone looks similar and I’m running the FFOF.
 
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Roberto286

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Coloradogrower710 said:
I think it’s a combo overwatered and FFOF is too hot for small plants. When you over water in hot soil the plants try to take up more nutes with the water. I’ve burnt mine also they normally recover but slow growth for about a week. My cherry pie clone looks similar and I’m running the FFOF.
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Thanks bro ima keep that in mind for my next grow this month
 
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