I doubt it's overwatered. I'm pretty careful about that. And the pot was pretty light when I picked it up this morning.
honestly, nothing. The time it would take to recover, you could grow another healthier plant. Then you need something to help microbs eat the rot, its just a big mess.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way, the nutes are removed by watering and the plant, so whether it's a cup or a gallon, it's two weeks or slightly longer, no way it's over a years worth of nutes. I've run FFOF for many years, after a month, all the added nutes are gone! You absolutely can feed seedlings after they get a set or two of true leaves, most nute lines have instructions for feeding seedlings. Those are not small plants pictured. I'm leaning towards a combo of a little too much water and light burn, 11 inches off the tops of the plants is pretty close for the light, I'd go more towards the 18-24 inch range. Could it be lockout? Possibly, but it's not showing a lot of deficiency symptoms other than the very light color. Wrong PH of the watering nutes is also a possibility. What are you growing in, what nutes are you using (synthetic or organic) and are you PHing the water after Calmag and nutes? Looks bleached out, slightly overwatered, and N poor.
Very true i used to always grow amnesia haze not once did i ph water in coco and fed them every 3 days believe me it worked perfect ive had 8 ft tall plants in a tent had to keep bending them down always got at least 10oz a plant then i started growing other strains and ran into problems thats when i joined this website and got plenty of usefull information.
I think you are maybe not quite understanding pH in this context...... It (water) *should* go in around 6.2 or 6.3 in a media that is 6.8. That difference is what allows the pH to drift back up thru all those values in between, allowing the plant to get what it needs as it goes.
