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My 2 weeks old seed
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Matriumcauthon
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talk about a late starter 
not sure that ones going to give you any kind of vigorous growth
not sure that ones going to give you any kind of vigorous growth
ChadWestport
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You never know whit it may bring.
The most common thing I see holding a young plant back is too much water in the soil. You certainly don't want it dry, but be cautious not to drown the young roots.
When you transplant into your larger pot later, be sure to add some perlite or something to lighten the mix and making it less compact. The roots will need a bit of air pockets to stay oxygenated.
The most common thing I see holding a young plant back is too much water in the soil. You certainly don't want it dry, but be cautious not to drown the young roots.
When you transplant into your larger pot later, be sure to add some perlite or something to lighten the mix and making it less compact. The roots will need a bit of air pockets to stay oxygenated.
SoOrbudgal
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Yes it needs alot of light
ChadWestport
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hopefully the root zone dries a little and gets more oxygen in there, the plant should catch traction and take off. If you don't already have drainage holes in the cup, be sure to put a few in there.
dakini9
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I have some seedlings also about 2 weeks old that are looking that big. But mine are autoflowers and I probably stunted them with too vigorous a transplant too young. Lesson learned. From now on starting my autos in their final pots, even if they are slow to grow in the beginning.
But you never know! She may catch up.
But you never know! She may catch up.