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Leaves are too light green, what is this can cause by?
soma666started grow question 5y ago
Leaves are too light green, what is this can cause by?
Plant grows in coco, feed with FloraSeries (~300ppm).
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RealMedicineanswered grow question 5y ago
Over watering is likely the cause. The roots need oxygen to survive. Let the soil dry out completely before you water again.
Fusionanswered grow question 5y ago
Stop feeding. Seedlings don't need anything but water. Don't feed until the true leafs show.
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