Maybe overwatering??or not.

[Proph]

I tried to find more info about the areation of that particular soil.. I couldn't find much info. All it really says is that it has perlite in it. Doesn't say how much.. By the looks of the soil, it doesnt seem like much is in there. The soil may hold/retain water longer than most others. Have you played around with anything other than watering? If so, what did you play around with and did you notice any difference?

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

Pkayed

I tried to find more info about the areation of that particular soil.. I couldn't find much info. All it really says is that it has perlite in it. Doesn't say how much.. By the looks of the soil, it doesnt seem like much is in there. The soil may hold/retain water longer than most others. Have you played around with anything other than watering? If so, what did you play around with and did you notice any difference?

Played with everyrhing you suggested,,air in soil,light height,fans air flow and temperature..yes soil is not draining well..peeled back some lsyers it was still wet..let dry 5 days differece very little growth..last nite gave little bit of water around of plant seemed like stem looks funny to like its trying to yellowing on something..please help..maybe i should transplant to smaller pot or flush or something..what can i do

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

I tried to find more info about the areation of that particular soil.. I couldn't find much info. All it really says is that it has perlite in it. Doesn't say how much.. By the looks of the soil, it doesnt seem like much is in there. The soil may hold/retain water longer than most others. Have you played around with anything other than watering? If so, what did you play around with and did you notice any difference?

Also on the larger one carefully dug around tje root ball where i expected the roots to be at this stage..pretty wet but not sopping wet or dripping..carefully pick root ball up with gloves genty broke compacted dirt up around roots and put back in pot..your thougbts on thus was it bad idea..my thinking was loosing it up let it breathe give it a fighting chance??

 

[Proph]

I don't think flushing will help anything, especially if the soil is holding onto water. Transplanting may be an option. Just keep in mind that transplanting will most likely stunt the plant, which is already stunted. Im pretty sure it's not an issue with nutrients.. I'm starting to lean towards the start of root rot. If the roots have been sitting in damp soil for 5 or more days with no change in appearance, I would start looking into the root zone, to see what the roots look like. Brown is bad, white is good. Im actually dealing with the same kind of issue on one of my photo period plants.. The soil isn't really draining at all. It holds moisture hostage and the plant is stunted because of it. 6 weeks veg, only 7inches tall. It takes almost 7 days for the soil to dry out. If you decide to transplant, try adding more perlite to the soil before you place the plant into the pot. That will help it dry out faster/better.

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

I don't think flushing will help anything, especially if the soil is holding onto water. Transplanting may be an option. Just keep in mind that transplanting will most likely stunt the plant, which is already stunted. Im pretty sure it's not an issue with nutrients.. I'm starting to lean towards the start of root rot. If the roots have been sitting in damp soil for 5 or more days with no change in appearance, I would start looking into the root zone, to see what the roots look like. Brown is bad, white is good. Im actually dealing with the same kind of issue on one of my photo period plants.. The soil isn't really draining at all. It holds moisture hostage and the plant is stunted because of it. 6 weeks veg, only 7inches tall. It takes almost 7 days for the soil to dry out. If you decide to transplant, try adding more perlite to the soil before you place the plant into the pot. That will help it dry out faster/better.

Ok so like i said picked up plant cleaned up roots..moved all the soil around in pot and repotted..should i transplant into new soil..because i put in same soil just stirred up real good..what about some water hydogen peroxide.wouldnt that help if root rot..also maybe silly question but is that contagious as like will it spread to other plant or come back..

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

Ok so like i said picked up plant cleaned up roots..moved all the soil around in pot and repotted..should i transplant into new soil..because i put in same soil just stirred up real good..what about some water hydogen peroxide.wouldnt that help if root rot..also maybe silly question but is that contagious as like will it spread to other plant or come back..

aldo dont have any more perilite or soil..but in the future any good soils to get started with again in future..