Looks stunted at 7 weeks.

[LemonBud]

Hi all you growers. I have 7 week old plants that look stunted. Do they look like it to you guys. If they are should I start or continue growing these .Thanks Peace Out

 

[dirtymike]

Color looks a little on the lime side. I vote lower temp to 75 and raise RH to 50 -55 and move or exchange the air more. Do one thing at a time and watch is all i do any more.

 

[MagicMike66]

They look both starving and showing nute burn to me. Something isn’t right in the medium or what you’re putting into it

 

[LemonBud]

I have not put any nutes in yet and they were transplqanted last week. There in coast of maine bar harbor. Nothing else pH around 6.5,

 

[LemonBud]

Got it Thanks.

 

[Bluey]

The one front right has had a very hard time with nute burn.

They are definitely behind schedule but can be sorted before flip for sure

 

[OldManGrower]

I see some light burn here. I also feel that the plant on the left has a definite PH problem. Are these Auto's? They can stay quite small.

 

[90Gizmo]

If you're stuck with 85F then raise the humidity even higher than that.

 

[LemonBud]

Damn com bar harbor must be real hot. Thats all the nutes that it has had. Thanks Bluey

 

[LemonBud]

Hi OldManGrower Theres been heat problems but I try and keep the ph at 6.5 and the soil has a ph of 6.2. I think this soil is way hot. Not autos. I think next time I may go with autos in the summer.

 

[OldManGrower]

If you have a heat problem in the summer, you want to grow Haze and Sativa variants also known as equatorial variants which tolerate heat. Growing autos in hot weather is not recommended as the genes from the Siberian Ruderilis (spelled wrong) which makes the plant an auto flower, make auto less heat tolerant.