Winter Indoor fun

Phytoplankton said:

Just a few observations, STOP FIDDLING WITH THEM, you're killing them with kindness and have brutally overwatered them at least in the begining. The plants should be 5 times that size at 6 weeks. Ditch the dome, get your temps up, you need to be in the high 70's to mid 80's for decent growth. Also drop you input PH to about 6.2 (actually if it's truly an organic grow PH doesn't matter much). Let the plants get established, then if you want to use teas and additives (most of which are snake oil) go ahead, but at that size they can't handle all the nutes (and water) you're pounding them with. It takes several days to a week for you to see any results, don't get anxious and start doing multiple things before giving the plants a chance to react, if you do, you won't know what helped or hurt. What kind of light are you using? Lastly, now that they've been transplanted when you water, water around the outside of the pot, not in the middle, you want the roots to reach for the water and expand in the pot. They are looking bettter, but, IMHO, still too much water. What's the white stuff on the leaves in the first picture? Don't water the leaves, if you get nute solution on the leaves it can burn them!

These plants are just barely 5 weeks old, FFOF recycled and amended with perlite, DE, and geoflora dry nutes, temp 75-85 daytime, 65 at night.
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