The tips of two of my seedlings are very yellow. I believe my problem is overwatering but the dirt always seems bone dry. I mist the plants twice a day just lightly on the top soil. Perhaps my humidity is too high for the leaves? I am not sure. This is our first time growing and I hate to see these little guys die! They are still in the peat pellets, perhaps I should transplant them to a bigger container with better soil? Not sure what to do, any suggestions would be much help since I’m a newbie.
Strain - White Widow Auto
Soil - Started in Jiffy peat pellets
PH - 6.5-7
No Nutes added
Indoor
Light system - BESTVA DC Series 3000W LED kept 30" from top of the plants.
Temperature at 70 degrees
Humidity is a constant 70%
This is 2 weeks out from being planted. Seems so small and stunted.
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Peat pellets should be at 5.5 to 5.8 PH. If using straight water, they are ready for either nutrients or soil. When you do plant them; slice the outside of the peat pellet a bunch of times to help it break up.
She’s hungry.
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