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terrafirma00042

terrafirma00042

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I have germinated one seed. The taproot was curled. Planted on 25-9-18 and sprouted a couple days later. Did real good for a couple days but first leaves were curled, true leaves were not. Kept the soil moist and didn't let it dry out, i hope. Here we are on the 6th of Oct and I have little growth. The plant is just under an inch. It's under a 300 watt LED in a tent. Environment has been a steady 80 degrees with about 30 to 50% humidity. The plant looks like a nice green. I did develop a brown spot on a first leaf that some debris from seed casing got stuck to and I couldn't get it off. Any thought, questions, or clarifications?
 
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Turn off the berple lights ! First ! And overwatered seedling looks to me, pot likes to cycle wet to dry not moist all the time 😁
 
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Invert a clear plastic cup over it, put a desk lamp with a bright white cfl over it almost touching the cup,spray daily with a weak neut. solution.
 
Thought so. Drainage holes on bottom of side and very bottom. Light is 36" Water purified drinking. I have been watering by how the soil looks. If it's dry on top I water. By what I've read here I'm betting over water. That light is currently my only option. Going to get a desk light cfl as advised. But, should I take it out of the tent? Thank you all!
 
Yes to much light for its size was my first thought. You can get these lights from walmart, home depot, lowes etc and it works great. Oh and they are really inexpensive. I dont move them until they have quiet a few leaves and then I start my stronger lights at 40 inches and lower them 1 inch a day until they are the proper distance.
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When watering you want to stick your finger in the dirt up to you knuckle. When that is dry it's time to water. Also dont wait to long so just check them daily.

Always check the ph of your water. I assume you are using soil? What kind of soil did you use? If its soil the ph needs to be 6 to 7. I LIke to vary my ph from 6.3 or so to 6.8. The reason I do that is because plants absorb nutrients better at different ph ranges. It can absorb them at any ph as long as it's in the 6 to 7 range. However it is easier for the plant to use different nutrients at different ph levels. Sorry that is to much for you to worry about this grow. Just keep it simple and use 6 to 7.

Anyways I talk/ write/ to much so I'll put myself in the corner. I hope what every one is telling you helps. Just keep growing and learning.
 
I'm on my way out to get a better starter light.

It was a seed starter from a Menard's. Bought in a pinch after a friend advised Roots Organic, previously purchased, would be too hot.

Watering advised appreciated and will follow. Hopefully not too late.
 
Remember? I lived it. Better not have any dudes up in that tent, I ain't running no brothel! Where's my rent. lol
 
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