Seedlings not looking so good :(

[Big_Sticky_Bud_Goodness]

Moved from window sill where they germinated and grew for about two weeks into a new cupboard under a 600watt HID 9 days ago.

Not sure if they are just in shock due to being moved into 18/6 or it's a nute problem.

 

They're in soil, been fert once a week with 2ml / L of seasol and 2ml / L of power feed mixes.

PH of the run off is 6.2

 

Haven't been over watering, watering only when the soil is dry 3cm down.

 

Any suggestions?

Edited October 2, 2013 by Big_Sticky_Bud_Goodness

[itchybromusic]

What's the soil & 

Whats humidity like in the cupboard  

[Big_Sticky_Bud_Goodness]

Garden centre soil mixed with compost, composed cow manure, composted sheep manure. Soil has been used for vegetables in 2m x 2m planter pot I made with Broad Beans over the winter.

Temps over the last week have been between 18 and 23 degrees. Humidity is about 30 - 50%.

Edited October 2, 2013 by Big_Sticky_Bud_Goodness

[Cyclone]

Hi BSBG.

 

They don't look that bad, but some of them not ideal.

 

I would prep a good few liters of PH adjusted water. push a shit load of water through them.

Then give them a light feed after.

When in doubt, flush it out!

 

How far away is the light to the top of the seedlings?

What is your fresh airflow like in the room, where are you getting it from?

 

Cyclone -

Edited October 2, 2013 by Cyclone

[simonH]

Man how are yours so big after 2 weeks. Mine are tiny, no idea why

[brick]

Looks like too much water and the soil could be to hot for the small seedlings. When the edges of the leaves turn up it is either too much water or not enough.

[zelli]

or a drastic change in humidity. more likely overwatering. it's a classic mistake that's made on seedlings.