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COCO COIR Is this development normal?

DorMashilker

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I'm not sure my plant is developing properly.
Is it okay for the plant to grow like this? The leaves did not open.
If it's wrong what can I do to save the situation?
It is important to note that it is a bit larger but only gets longer but does not open.
I grow in a coconut substrate and so far watering with a pH balance of 6.0-6.3.
Thanks!
 

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You need to give us more details.Temps,humidity,lighting,strain,age and anything else you can think of.Quick guess id say ur humidity may be a bit low.Spray them with a little water and put a bottle or something over the top for a few days and i reckon they'l be fine once they finish opening up.
 
Part of the shell of the seed is still stuck on - spray a little water on it - then maybe take a pair of tweezers to help it off.

That's what I would do - or just leave it.
 
You need to give us more details.Temps,humidity,lighting,strain,age and anything else you can think of.Quick guess id say ur humidity may be a bit low.Spray them with a little water and put a bottle or something over the top for a few days and i reckon they'l be fine once they finish opening up.

The humidity is on average 55, I use full spectrum LED lighting and now it is 60 cm from the top at 20% strength in growth mode, the seed is gorilla cookie auto, was 24 hours soaking and then 48 hours on paper which was always moist.
The development is slow and I can not understand why. I work according to all the rules I heard, 18/6 lighting, closed growing cabinet, internal fan, vent that lets in air and blower that takes out air, the temperature is a bit high but not more than 28 degrees. (I live in a hot country and have no temper in the room).
 
This is the condition of the plant at the moment, what do you think happened to it? And what can I do?
 

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