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They look healthy to me, I think they just need a little more time is all. When they take off, look out!
 
Now that I'm thinking about it, how deep is that container? Is it one of those shallow starter trays? If so, you should probably step up the container size a bit, the roots might be getting cramped in there.
 
Yeah they are in starter tray. Should just put them in a pot and see what happens? I'm glad you said they look healthy maybe they are just taking their time
 
If you have something in-between sized, like a Solo cup (which seems to be the favored vessel around here) that would be good, then you can up-scale when the leaves reach the sides of the cup. You can, of course, go with a larger pot--just be aware the danger of overwatering will be that much greater.

Check this part of the GWE germination tutorial.
 
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So when I switch to my solo cups do I dig a little space to put them in so it's even or do like this picture did?
 

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This was my attempt to transplant them. My question is did just ruin my plants? Some came out with the block and some just the long root? Thanks in advance. There's one that has the tips a little yellow didn't get that either.
 

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Some of the plants stay connected to the block. Some had the block crumble leaving just the long root.
 
Porcha, don't know if this was asked previously, but if the plants aren't growing, there may be a pH problem at the roots. Are you checking pH in and pH runoff?
 
To me it looks like u have a potasium def that's the slight discoloration around the edges of the leaves and also the slowed grow as potasium acts like the energy for the plant. Bump up ur potasium and ull see growth.
 
Excess potasium will make ur plants strech so keep ur lights close so the plants focus there energy on leaf makeing instead of reaching for the light
 
Also if ur useing anything that opens potasium ion chanells and uptakes more potasium that's why u had fast growth then it completly stoped it's because it used all the potasium. Or if ur useing co2 and high light ur potasium levels will drop quick as well
 
Have u been giveing ur plant silica b vitims or calmeg 1-2weeks before transplant? Those 3 things condistion ur plant for stress and puts the imuine system on high alert to respond to stress quicker. I think if there still doing good just give them a small shot of potasium and the bio stimulants (if u have them) and u will see posative growth
 
Do u have any nutes? Nitrogen is for green leaves phosphausous is for roots and flowering and potasium is for energy/health. then silica is to thicken cell walls. B vitamins are to make ur plants imune on high allert and recover faster. Amino acids help oven ion chanells and make ur uptake or nutes/water faster. Kelp is to make cells thicker help growth and to feed microbes humic acid opens ion chanels/ uptake nutes more effective and when used kelp and humic acid 5-1 ratio it increases growth a lot. Mollasas feeds microbes cal Meg is used for thickness of stems and health and then u got all the different kinds of good bacteria and fungi but that's a general break down. There's a lot more benifits to all the products but that's general. Just to help ya a bit
 
Not to sound dumb or anything but what the best so I can go and order and get things rolling. How much do I put on the plants then?
 
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