Yellowish spots and light green color 2 weeks

[bassybud]

As the title says, I must be doing something wrong. Im ordering Fox Farms today, put a light dose of Miracle Grow in water and treated three days ago, probably a big mistake. Any thoughts based on the photos. Using to 100w cf bulbs and putting by window with plenty of ventilation and sunlight. Have timer on 20 hours per day.

 

[Alistair]

Hello Bassybud,

I have limited experience, but it looks like nutrient burn to me. Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil is a good choice. If you transplant using FFOF you shouldn't need to fertilize them for about 2-3 weeks. Your plants look pretty good to me though. As I said, I have limited experience, so take what I say accordingly.

Alistair

 

[slowmo77]

from the pics i would say nute burn also, you shouldn't feed them anything for the first 4 to 6 weeks.. from the pics it looks like they're stretchin a little. you need more light imo. when you transplant them bury them up to the first set of leaves, the round ones. this should help with the stretch. i see more than one plant per cup, not i good idea. it'll be hard to seperate them later so i would try to put them in seperate cups now while they are small. other than those things they look good. good luck hope this helps

 

[Growdude]

I agree with the posters above.
You need some real light on those plants also.

Your poll doesnt make any sence.

 

[Bowl Destroyer]

As slowmo said, nute burn my man. You've already given them enough nutrients, just leave them be and water them. Don't transplant or stress them out, just feed em water for a while. Might wanna check the PH too