Royal Dwarf RQS First Time

Hi @tripa_grower! At this stage there's not much you can do but wait and see, some strains take longer to pop out, some seedlings might be slowed down by the moon or by your environment. Make sure that the medium is never too wet neither than fully dry, you can use a heating-mat under your containers since heat might help the seeds to sprout, but don't touch the medium and don't take the risk to disturb the seedlings, they are so fragile, you could kill them with your fingers/nails. Please let us know how this goes, and in case you don't have a successful germination, consider soaking the seeds into water next time, this helps a lot, I'm using this technique and have great results so far. Happy growing!

Hi there mate I think you have overwatered but may also have the beginnings of a fungal disease called pythium which is caused from waterlogged or constantly wet soil. First way to combat this is to obviously stop watering so often and to prevent any nasties from continuing to thrive in the soil you should treat the soil. I like to use hydrogen peroxide @10mls/litre as a once off soil flush type treatment but as your soil is already to wet you will need to wait until it is dry before doing this treatment. 😀 Hope I have helped mate

The dark green leaves with burned tips is a sign of nitrogen toxicity. It is not very pregressed so you are in good shape. Looks like the flowering stretch may be done. After this happens the plant doesnt need as much nitrogen. So you want to back of on the N and up the P and K to fatten those flowers up. Good luck flowering her!