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Overnight soak in glass of distilled water
Followed by wet paper towel until tap root 1-2 inches (48 hrs here)
26/10 transplanted into coco , direct to final pot, 3 gallon
Runt of the litter this one, slowest to pop up cotyledons, only just showing signs of fan leas coming in.
Light watering and mist, with distilled water when soil is dry.
Using cut off plastic bottles with water sprayed inside to keep humidity up for seedling stage
This lady just refuses to put out any adult leaves. Only cotyledons. Looks like 2 small almost pistil like structures in the middle which I think are dried up attempts at leaves.
So I am misting her regularly and keeping a cut off plastic bottle over her to keep the humidity up. I've notice what might be 2 little green nubbins starting, so might still get lucky on this one. I don't need the space in my grow space so I will leave her amongst he others in the hopes she might catchup, or until he gives up all together.
I've also noticed bit of greening on the top soil, could be algae. Anyone know if this may be the cause of the stunted growth? And how to treat it?
The issue that your having spider is too much water and nutrition is too strong. Adding substrate like coco and course perlite to growing medium will improve resistance in future. Algae is not a issue. I believe the orginal issue might of been your ph in substrate, unless you watered daily. Can only do that in a coco grow. Kinda have to. Hopefully this is some insight. Nutrition wise always go half recommended to start. Then adjust. Also go off plant size not a chart. Slow growth and following a chart will lead to worse issues. So good luck and bummer about the
Well, she has some true levels, if you can call me that 😂. I gave the space in my tent do just going yo let her grow and see where she goes. Watering and feeding less often as she's obviously not drinking as much as the others
she's starting to grow a bit faster. Obviously going to always be stunted after her rough start. But I have space in the tent, and not other seeds to start, so I am going to see this one though regardless. Obviously no LST for this lay yet, unlike the others in this run.
This little lady is bouncing back a bit from her rough start. Could finally start some LST. Almost looks liker her first failed attempts at putting out leaves caused her to top herself. Looks to have 2 main tops rather than 1.
Some slightly dried out leaftips, do flushed with 1L distilled water
very nearly in flower. She is short and bushy after her rough start and effectively topping her self twice before the first nodes had a chance to grow in. All things considered i am pleased with how she is going. I'd say one more week and she will hit preflower. Her LST ties remain in place for now
Watered by a partner this week as I am away for Christmas, hence the slightly different photo style.
Can't comment much more than what's in the pic. She looks to finally be in flower, if a little droopy. I asked my stand in waterer to give her a little more than the others to see if that sorts it.
I've been away for Christmas so left these to friends and partners to water. They couldn't come as often as every day though and this lady has suffered for it as she was in a very thirty part for her life cycle.
This lady has stood up the best to the couple weeks of neglect. She started out stunted so i think she was far enough behind that she didn't require as much water as the others at this stage. So starting out stunted has actually worked to her advantage. I just need a bit of defoliating, removed all discoloured leaves, and anything blocking light or airflow
Trichs on the buds are about 90% milky and 10% clear so I will shift her to late flower nutes and keep her going another couple weeks before starting flushing, once I get some amber trichomes coming in.
started out stunted, but bounced back in a big way. looks like it failed to put out its first few nodes, so effectively topped itself.
She lagged behind the others in this run, but it served her well as she wasn't as thirty as the others when i had to leave them over XMAS/NY. So she ended up being my healthiest and highest yielding plant for the run
@CRiSPrGrow, yes. Very helpful thanks. Good to know I needn't worry about the algae. I also need to dial in the nutes a bit better and learn to read the plants more than charts and schedules
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