Pollice Nero

Hahaha this has actually happened to me once to but there is actually no issue here it’s only beneficial to have mushrooms growing then you know your medium and everything is super healthy! 😃💯 good luck with ur grow my friend and keep the mushroom 😎

mushrooms generally feed off decaying organic material ("saprotrophic"). So, it shouldn't cause any problem. i'd still remove them just because they bother me on a personal level that may or may not be relevant, lol. just above ground. i definitely wouldn't go digging and damaging roots of the plant.

Thats fine, they are part of the soil life. If you feed some high P fertilizer it will deter them from producing caps. Pluck em b4 they open so to avoid spore release and getting in your buds.

The first 24 hours they don't need much light, but the moment they start stretching you should start to amp it up. If you amp up too early you can stunt them. An easy symptom to notice is if the cotys and first set of real leaves are so tight that it causes the cotys to angle upward in an awkward way. I just slightly stunted a few seeds that sprouted later than the others as i tried to stop excess stretch on the ones that sprouted first. Observe and react. take notes and follow them next time.

lol watch me all you want @MindFlowers68, I'll get in there and eat all the seeds.

its a plant, it can handle light. kinda what it does. Some dim it, I don't, I give a solid 37DLI from seed to harvest. Cannabis can take it.

Seems to be the soil is to hot to much fertilizer innit maybe

When germinating seed in a growing medium like that it is very risky because it has lots of wood and cellulose that are trying to break down and the fungi that do that are going to indiscriminately take over a tiny plant like that and kill it. She will be okay.For sure lack of oxygen to the roots though. Just let her dry out a few days then transplant into a better medium (peat moss60%/30%pearlite/10%vermiculute and all-purpose organic fertilizer per directions on box is best cheapest option)Pure coconut water is excellent during the germination stage because it has similar enzymes that help facilitate root growth. Liquid kelp is great too. By letting her dry out you will encourage the roots to grow which is the plant's number 1 priority at this stage. Don't overdue it with organic fertilizers either. but a tiny amount a week to two after germination will make strong little happy plants

Roots need air as much as they need water. Weed doesn't grow in a swamp, so you don't want the medium drenched. Overwatering seedlings is a common mistake and can stall them completely or kill them. I would carefully take this one out of the pot it's in and replant in a moist, but not soggy medium. Otherwise if you are scared to dig her up, you can poke some holes in the soil with a chopstick. That is not ideal and need to do it at least a few inches from the stem to not damage too much of the roots, but not much option. Letting it dry on it's own might take a while, so I would not recommend that with an auto. You probably won't get much off this plant even if she recovers, but you have learned a valuable lesson.

You have not listened to anyone in your previous question, so I'm not surprised the problem is worse. growdiaries.com/grow-questions/77891-yellow-proper-leaves Change the substrate/soil and water correctly. It will not get better on it's own, you need to do something, otherwise you are wasting your time.

Your plants have no air circulation ( soil should be filled till verge, now they are in stagnant air pocket ), plus they look heavily overwatered ( i would not water them for at least 5 days by state and look of soil ) , plus in older photos i saw Plastic cup humidity domes, that could lead to no air and boiled roots, its stupid to use such domes. Plant and roots needs good air circulation from start.

Hey man Sponie Spongie thinks your seedling looks a bit stressed, which can happen due to a few factors, especially at this early stage. Here are some considerations and suggestions based on what you shared my best friend! Humidity Spikes: The high humidity spike (85%) could have contributed to the droopiness. While seedlings like higher humidity (around 60-70%), 85% is quite high and may have affected transpiration, leading to the drooping. Keeping it at around 60% now should help stabilize the environment. Watering: It’s easy to overwater or underwater seedlings. Based on your description, they might have gone a bit dry after not watering for two days, then they were watered again. Drooping can sometimes be a sign of water stress, so be careful with the watering balance. At this stage, they need very light but frequent watering (moist, not soaked). Temperature: 20°C is a little on the cooler side, especially for seedlings. Cannabis seedlings prefer temperatures between 22-26°C (72-78°F). You may want to raise the temperature slightly to help them thrive Check soil moisture: Make sure the medium is lightly moist but not waterlogged. Avoid overwatering, and ensure good drainage. Increase temperature: Aim for a slightly higher range, around 22-24°C, to help seedlings develop better.

I agree with AsNoriu. When I first looked I thought damn that medium looks dry af

They look underwatered and burning from that and light. Plants love humidity in veg stage. Learn to water, from phoyo they miss good watering regime.

a little wrinkly but new leaves are often dumb looking. It should bounce back to normal and start growing fine after its third node is grown in.