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auto-flower staying @ 1inch

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ricks

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this is my first grow with autoflower and started the seed in a root riot cube in a plastic cup surrounded by coco, when the seedling was about an inch moved it over to its smart pot (didn't put in there first because I realized I didn't have enough coco for my 3gal smart pot) The plant hasn't grown at all in 6 days , still looks healthy, but still an inch tall. The seed is a blueberry kush, using a 600w led 18 in away, in a 3x3 tent. any ideas?
 
I'm still pretty new at this but I would personally back that light off a little bit. I kept my 300watt led at 24" from my auto up until preflower when I dropped it to 18". Some pics would also be helpful.
 
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With 600 w LED, I would place the distance @ 32-36" to start.
I set the distance from the LED to the top of the soil @ 28" for my 240-300w LED's and let the auto grow into it!
 
Hey Ricks alot of folks on here start using cfls on their seedlings for the first week or two then switch to their leds, I agree with WEED Pharma and ABW3 about raising your light too. Some autos are slow growing for the first couple of weeks, especially when you have to transplant. When they start growing they get with the program. Really alot of fun . Hope this helps some, GOOD Luck.
 
Should plant auto seeds into their final pot when they are ready. They sit around for 10 days or so sending the roots out to the far reaches of their containers. Then they work on growing vertically. When you interrupt this by transplanting you slow them down some I imagine, cuz I don't do that.
Give them time and don't drown them being impatient!
 
If could be the fact the root are getting used to their new surroundings being they have been re-potted but you should start seeing some change soon, try moving the light a little further away this might help also
 
I agree with canuck147 , I don't like transplanting autos because every time I did I had problems,, so I put them on their final pot and water them not too much just enough I use a 3 or 5 gallon pot and everything comes out cool ,, Thy should start growing soon they could just be going through a little shock
 
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