i got 100$ question :) about genetic

[fr33domz]

Are they auto seeds? What did you cross to make them?

That soil does have nutrients, it is possible they were just too strong from some of the seedlings. Auto seedlings can be sensitive to early feeding.

Auto seeds . i cross it by myself maybe a wrong genetic . im pretty sure i cross with a bad one . this is th epic to show what the mutant are . 70 % of the seedling is perfect but around 30 % is mutant . i neve buy lo ryder # 2 its friend to friend seeds .



hooo i was thinking somethink ph level maybe ? normally i put ph at 5.8 ....

 

[Torched]

I can't say I know what causes that, those are some strange leaf formation. I've had funky starts turn into decent plants though. Are you able to check the PH of the soil?

 

[EverythingsHazy]

Did you spray them with anything? Liquid on the forming leaves, esp in light, can cause deformations. As can bug bites while they are tiny and forming which then leave huge deformities as the leaf grows.

 

[fr33domz]

Did you spray them with anything? Liquid on the forming leaves, esp in light, can cause deformations. As can bug bites while they are tiny and forming which then leave huge deformities as the leaf grows.

no i sray nothing on it its happens all the time on this kind for breeded seeds i think is the seed welll im gonna test h soil tonight

 

[fr33domz]

I can't say I know what causes that, those are some strange leaf formation. I've had funky starts turn into decent plants though. Are you able to check the PH of the soil?

ph soil is around 7.8 to 7.9 on all plant . all my plant is healty some grow slowly !!!! how to drop it ? i use a digital ph meter from leap leaf .

 

[Torched]

That's mighty high, try to make what you water a lower PH than you have been. Lowering PH in soil is harder than raising it. Sulfur might help or possibly flushing with lots of water and maybe a little humic acid. This in unknown territory for me so a little internet research might get you some better info.

 

[az2000]

ph soil is around 7.8 to 7.9 on all plant . how to drop it ?

The user "muddy" has mentioned he uses aluminum sulfate. He uses 4 grams to drop his Pro-Mix HP (which he says starts at ph 7.0) to around ph 6.3-6.4. It's fast acting, remains in the soil. Lowers the ph when the soil is wet, and ph rises again when soil is dry.

You could use acidic nutrients. For example, nutrients whose nitrogen is said to be urea. I'm not too familiar with this, though.

 

[Trapper]

Slight correction: "The Admin, Muddy"....;P

 

[Torched]

Muddy is a great resource I'd follow his suggestions...and still do.