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Cutery
Cuterystarted grow question 5 years ago
Bonjour tous les jardiniers... J'ai une question pour les anciens de la cultures: on a planté il y a six jours maintenant et sur les cinq graines trois sont sorties...mais une d'elles m'a l'air malade ou mal formée...pouvez vous me dire si c'est grave et qu'il y a t'il a faire?
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Plant. Twisted
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MrBlocc420
MrBlocc420answered grow question 5 years ago
You will be good no worries. Sometimes you get an ugly pheno 🌱 but will grow pass that stage and become just as beautiful as the rest ✌️🏾
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DaRyza
DaRyzaanswered grow question 5 years ago
Just give it time 👍
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labifle
labifleanswered grow question 5 years ago
Salut le jardinier ! elle est juste déformée mais ça ira par contre fait attention a pas donner trop d'eau . bonne chance bella ciao
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Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropicanswered grow question 5 years ago
Probably need more light intensity. Try to move plant closer to the light10 cm at a time. Wait a day to see how plant reacts. Not serious. Later when changing container, you can burry the plant deeper.
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ijustdontgiveaf
ijustdontgiveafanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi there, just give it some time and see how it evolves.. maybe it's genetics, or maybe the seedling internally got a bit stressed or "hurt" during germination (i.e. stuck in the shell). I would wait until at least there are some of the bigger leaves, and then you can still decide whether you want to keep it or not. I wouldn't treat it any differently than the other healthy plants. In case you have space-constraints and need to sort out any of the plants before they get tall anyways, i think this might be a contender though. happy growing!
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 5 years ago
Early on they can look ugly, but get pretty later. So, never say never. picture 1 teh one that is sickly? looks okay. little stretch, but nothing big deal. don't feed to much early on and you'll be okay... while you may not want to let the substrate dry out as much as later on, do let it ebb and flow a bit... don't keep it wet all the time with no noticeable reduction of saturation. Seedlings are more sensitive to everything, so the - 1" deep dry - concept shouldn't apply here. the seed is packed with enough power for the first couple sets of leaves (non-cotyledoens). feeding regularly from day 1 will likely cause a toxicity. the twisting may be from a slightly hot substrate (fert, not temp), but could just be normal... either way, it's minor. you defintely should not do anything as of when and how they look in those pictures.
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