Yellowing on seedling

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Matt0

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• Jun 13, 2022

• #1

Anyone have any ideas why this is yellow? Its is Dr Earth potting soil and I have given the plant anything but water.

Thanks for any advice!

 

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Wellos

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #2

Seedlings turn yellow if they grow in acidic or saline soil, as indicated by whitish spots protruding on the surface of the soil, which are formed from hard water. It is best to water the seedlings with rain water.

 

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inth3shadowz

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #3

Either overwatered or not enough nutes in that soil.

 

bam0813

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #4

Wellos said:

Seedlings turn yellow if they grow in acidic or saline soil, as indicated by whitish spots protruding on the surface of the soil, which are formed from hard water. It is best to water the seedlings with rain water.

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I always called that perlite

 

Hollatchaboy

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #5

Overwatering the soil makes it acidic. Ph may be off a bit or so.

 

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Matt0

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #6

Thanks for the help!, I think I will transplant it to a grow bag to see if it helps.

 

Kerowacked

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #7

Overwatered, weigh the cup, if its over 175g shes drowning. Next time use a clear cup to see how roots and water travel.

 

Hollatchaboy

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #8

Kerowacked said:

Overwatered, weigh the cup, if its over 175g shes drowning. Next time use a clear cup to see how roots and water travel.

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And put the clear one in an opaque cup. You don't wanna risk algae growth.

 

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Matt0

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• Jun 15, 2022

• #9

Thanks!

 

Wellos

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• Jun 16, 2022

• #10