Timmo
Well-Known Member
Watching with great interest, as I am also trying to learn LOS.
I burned some seedlings in my current bunch by putting them into organic soil that was too hot. Mine were a bit bigger than yours when I repotted them, and they got way crispier than yours did, but, like yours, they're now pretty much exactly the same size as some others that I started two weeks later. I'd never nute burned a plant of any kind before, so I didn't even think about it before that first repotting. I sure think about it now.
When my dad taught me how to ski a bazillion years ago, he told me, "If you're not falling down, you're not trying hard enough." Same thing here. Losing two weeks of growth is a bummer, but the learning experience is worth it.
I have no intention of disappearing once I figure out LOS. Learning and teaching are both way too gratifying.
I burned some seedlings in my current bunch by putting them into organic soil that was too hot. Mine were a bit bigger than yours when I repotted them, and they got way crispier than yours did, but, like yours, they're now pretty much exactly the same size as some others that I started two weeks later. I'd never nute burned a plant of any kind before, so I didn't even think about it before that first repotting. I sure think about it now.
When my dad taught me how to ski a bazillion years ago, he told me, "If you're not falling down, you're not trying hard enough." Same thing here. Losing two weeks of growth is a bummer, but the learning experience is worth it.
I have no intention of disappearing once I figure out LOS. Learning and teaching are both way too gratifying.