Bag seeds x7(training for autofem grow)

Nice job this week. Some nice advice from @Jaindoh above. Glad to see you are finding some great advice. Best wishes on the grow and also happy to help!

Thank you very much! Come back to check them out soon! @Zannabis7

You might want to check your roots. I found out that my little seedlings were very rooty by about the 10th day. Those INCREDIBLE new lights are going to make your plants take off as well.

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spotting is rootbound in that cup needs transplant or root prune it could still go far if you have room besides your autoflower project

The rule of thumb I always use is to transplant when the leaves reach the edge of the container; these are ready for bigger pots and will enjoy it. If you don't transplant quickly enough, they will get root-bound and start to get sick. This is also the bonus of fabric pots, the air that the fabric lets in causes the roots to prune themselves. I haven't grown regular seeds in a way that i attempted to sex, but many people do it this way: Choose a little branch or the top on one plant. Use a piece of plastic bag (or whatever) and a rubber band (or whatever). You take it on and off such that it gets 12/12 light even though the rest of the plant is getting veg cycle. Force one plant (one branch, really) at a time to show you its sex. Minimal risk of pollen contamination. The bonus to sexing regular seeds is that (afaik) true females are not as light sensitive and won't go herm and sprout a bunch of seeds at the drop of a hat when exposed to light during flower.

its cool you can separate the double plant cups when its time to transplant? i mean you might want to do them earlier so they're not competing for root space in the cup, but they should be fine. worst case if they end up in final pots together you can just keep the strong one and kill the weak one. go bagseed go! liked and followed =)

you accidentally grow two seeds in one cup? also nice they look great! ill be sure to follow this grow.

looking good. all i can say is get that plant away from the other one so they dont grow into eachother or you wont be able to seperate them probably.

Bag seeds. Interesting strain(s). Looking good so far. Best wishes on the remainder of the grow!

Those are very interesting leaf shapes. Your little girls are doing very nicely. I use Jon's leaf idea for transplanting. I also start my seedlings in clear plastic cups so I can see the root system developing. Considering that I transplanted my bagseed after about a week, I would seriously consider getting them in their final containers. BTW did you ever solve your grow room heat problem?

you have some nutrient burning going on there, it could be overwatering, but also too much nutrients would cause this problems. the problems are on the lower / older leaves, they won't recover, the new leaves look a lot better. On your older leaves i can see different nutrient problems, nitrogen, kalium. I would only give water (you are probably using fertilized soil with enough nutrients) when all leaves become a bit lighter colour green, towards yellow, you can start feeding nutrients and or fertilizer.

You need to get your temps down ASAP, when enviroment is good you will have less problems and will be easier to diagnose. It looks like P.H fluctuation at roots ( i've had this problem myself!! ) which can be caused when plants transpire and drink more water to cool and protect themselves, any nutrients given aren't really used which can lead to a salt buildup in your'e soil and be to "hot" for delicate young roots. It can also happen if you over water your'e plants and don't allow the pot to dry ( up to first knuckle - 1" ish) to allow oxygen to the root's which is often overlooked and very important. When watering allow 10 - 20 % runoff every time you water and measure your'e runoff EC & PH which will tell you how your'e plant is feeding or if there is a problem. Hope this helps !!😉