New Grower Fromseed2weeds Sweet tooth auto grow journal

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from my expierence ph doesnt rise in R.O water...i had a bottle of aquafina sit out for like 3 days in a bowl and the ph was still 7 after day 3
 
and if your usng vinager as a ph down it may be rasing your ppm up to high...its not a good idea to use home remedes for ph down...id go buy a bottle of synthetic ph down if i was you...its usualy under 20$
 
Ok so I bought some garden sulphur i couldn't find any of the powdered kind so I git this stuff please let me know if it'll work and how long will it take
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Here are some pics of the plants they are looking very rough
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This one below is the squid :)
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Well I kinda panicked and transplanted one of the sweet tooths into a container of FFOF I just can't stand watching them do so badly, it feels like my first grow all over again which sucks cause I really thought I had learned enough from those mistakes to have success this time but obviously not.... I haven't heard of anyone else having such a hard time with promix so maybe its the sweet tooth strain or its just me (prolly me) I just hate wasting all these good strains while I'm learning.
 
Hey seed. It's all part of the learning process bro, no worries. :smokebuds:

When you've been flushing the cups, how much water have you been running through each cup? You'll be better off using fresh, pH'd water each time you flush instead of reusing your runoff.

Also, if you're comfortable doing it, take something like the tip of a wooden skewer or similar and very carefully pull some of the soil back away from the stem. Does the section of the stem that's below the surface of the soil look skinnier than the part above the soil? Maybe it's just the camera angle, but it almost looks in the second and third pic that you might have a little bit of damping off happening. I had some seedlings that I watered too much and they looked pretty similar to yours.
 
That little Squid ain't doin' so good, bro. Sorry for your troubles. And I am sure that sulfur you got is fine. I will be getting myself some Promix and sulfur tomorrow. Muddy said it takes several days to get going and lower the Promix's ph. I hope you get everything on track, man.
 
Hey seed. It's all part of the learning process bro, no worries. :smokebuds:

When you've been flushing the cups, how much water have you been running through each cup? You'll be better off using fresh, pH'd water each time you flush instead of reusing your runoff.

Also, if you're comfortable doing it, take something like the tip of a wooden skewer or similar and very carefully pull some of the soil back away from the stem. Does the section of the stem that's below the surface of the soil look skinnier than the part above the soil? Maybe it's just the camera angle, but it almost looks in the second and third pic that you might have a little bit of damping off happening. I had some seedlings that I watered too much and they looked pretty similar to yours.

When I flushed I used an entire gallon of R/O water that I purchased from walmart I haven't ever used the runoff water, I checked the stem below the soil and its the same size as above, the pics were taken right after I added sulfer and watered, I know they have been over watered the past day or two because Ive been trying to correct the ph but before that I was definitely letting the cups dry out.
 
That little Squid ain't doin' so good, bro. Sorry for your troubles. And I am sure that sulfur you got is fine. I will be getting myself some Promix and sulfur tomorrow. Muddy said it takes several days to get going and lower the Promix's ph. I hope you get everything on track, man.

Thanks for the positive vibes I just want them to grow! lol I have other beans I wanna germinate but now I am scared to use the promix because I'm afraid I'll run into the same problems.
 
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