Whats wrong with my plant?

Okay I am using subcools formula for my soil so i just use rain water once it is dried out.
I am missing dolomite lime, epsom salt, and powdered humic acid. They are coming in late.

I am also outdoors. But take a look at these pics of what they looked like until i watered them today, maybe its because i watered directly on top of them?

help me out



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You have been reading way too much of Subcool, either that you are in Europe and feeding it acid rain ....lol or Chernobyl ...lol

I doubt if these recover ....more study required of your part ...or you may try a flush https://www.rollitup.org/blogs/blog32237-flush-baby-flush.html

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Okay I am using subcools formula for my soil so i just use rain water once it is dried out.
I am missing dolomite lime, epsom salt, and powdered humic acid. They are coming in late.

I am also outdoors. But take a look at these pics of what they looked like until i watered them today, maybe its because i watered directly on top of them?

help me out



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all that seems a bit complicated try using the KISS method.....

Adding all that shit to a plant that size is retarded go use these dumb methods and kill your plant.

great job ! you fucked the plant . why did you fuck around . instead of just spending 6 bucks on nutrients . plant would still be alive .

you burnt the plant to a crisp with that bull shit home made nutrients .

I'm guessing, there's no solution.
The only plant that's still alive is a male, maybe hermie.

buy some premade soil next time like fox farm or even miracle grow brand. They are in business selling that stuff for a reason...

Ignore the idiot hate responce's

The lack of Dolomite lime is the base cause of death. pH imbalance - severe.....You may not have watered it often enough also.....or maybe to much as you don't say how often you did.

Organic hot soils are best used at transplant, BUT that's not to say that it is the cause, it should have grown except for the complete lack of the lime for pH control....a low npk starter soil may help in the future. (Use till plant has roots in the bottom of the cup and trans to the supersoil.)

Again, ignore the organically ignorant synthetic addict's!

Your going to have to re-age the supersoil once you've added the missing ingr.

Try again after that.....you've got the idea. You just needed to know that you can't use the soil with out EVERYTHING being in it to start!

Next time try some premix soil especially if you are a novice. I would recommend FFOF (fox farm ocean forest) , vermisoil(coco premix for heavy feeding) , or happy frog.

Agreed with dr who. Ignore all the know it all newbs and listen up: sub's soil is first fucking rate. But it's HOT. best to leave it mellow for a month and even he uses it in the bottom third of the pot. I looked at ur pix and the terminal bud is still intact. Goes to show u what a weed you're dealing with and how resilient it is. You can either wait it out or replant the poor thing in something like MG Organic Choice with sub's mix in the bottom as directed. Fox Farms and the other MJ soil mixes are also good just not so much in the seedling stage. U can also mix ur own as I do. The lime is not the reason for ur dilemma. When u say ur outdoors do u mean u r planting the plant into the ground or that the pot is outdoors? Soil outdoors rarely is deficient in magnesium. But Epsom salts is great for increased root growth. Lemme know if u need more soil help I know quite a bit about soil biology. There are books that can help u as well that I can direct you to. Good luck.