I transplanted earlier and again had issues with root pellets. This time from starter trays to about one gallon pots. Wont use them again. Thry held the main root ball. But im praying when they broke (during transplant) i didnt damage roots. They are usually wetter then soil but also stay drier then it as well… weird statement. Probably just me. But something i noticed
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Yeah like @PurpNGold74 I’ve had bad luck all together with starter mediums. Gonna switch to rapid rooters or something I saw @Hogmaster use. Idk if I can find it but I’ll try.
I know it’s too late but for future reference
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Why are you tagging so many people?
It didnt do it automatically when i created the topic. Something went wrong, so i figured id just everyone that i had spoken with from the beginning. Lol.
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This is my grow journal. Think it was supposed to tag all but when I created It, it tagged no one.
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My bad DrillBit and everyone else on notice. Thanks for the tip @Redeyedranger guess ill try rockwood next. I need a rock solid organic nute though. Maybe start a topic in a bit
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You could carefully flush the soil.
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For leaf mold, it’s waaaay safer to use an h2o/h2o2 solution & spray it onto the plant. Vinegar works safely in the soil, but can cause issues on leaves.
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Cool Just curious. 
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Hey guys @dbrn32 @MattyBear @blackthumbbetty @MAXHeadRoom, is it ok to use cal mag for seedlings and clones? I’m asking cause I’m not 100% if those elements are available in my water and my seedling and clone seems like their lush green color are turning a bright lime green on the tips and edges of the leaves. Especially the clone, but it’s peat pellet was a bit dry too. On the seedling, it was just the tips and the very first false leaves, the leaves that pop out of the soil, I know there is a name for them but idk it. Lol
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Clones should be fed the same amount as the mother plant was getting when you cloned her. Once she’s established her roots that is… Seedlings shouldn’t need cal/mag. Can you post an updated photo?
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Not yet unfortunately. It’ll be the 17th before I have high speed data again.
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Damn. It’s hard to diagnose most symptoms without seeing it… I’ll stick to what I said above for now lol
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Like Matt pointed out, seedlings and clones two different things. However to answer your question, you shouldn’t really need to be loading on calmag for either. Maybe a little for clones, but without a real developed root system it’s not like they’ll be eating like my ass kills a ribeye lol. A seedling probably doesn’t need any.
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Looks good man 
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