Methods to avoid stunted seedlings

Hi there, Your plant is completely entered into vegetative stage.So you don’t need to worry much like seedling.But this time, you have to focus on feeding and watering.As you are growing in soil, the less nutrient the better.Also always adjust your water pH whenever you water and keep run off around 10~20%.Check both of your water pH, ppm(EC) and run off.You don’t need to water everyday and you don’t need to feed everytime you water.Always listen to your plants.Happy Growing... ✌️

Hey Northo, The problem can come from several causes, including light and nutrients. For the light, manufacturers recommend for LED lamps during the growth phase, you should place your lamp at a height between 40 and 60 cm and set it to an intensity between 25% and 50%. For the nutrients, avoid overfeeding them during growth. Always start with small amounts, dividing the doses prescribed on the fertilizer bottles by 3. Personally, I set my MarsHydro TWS2000 at a height of 40 cm and just a bit of worm compost... I hope I could help you, feel free to ask if you have any more questions. Good luck with your grow...

hey there Northo, so basically it can be from anything but the main idea is that the seedlings are getting stressed. Probably it's due to the transfer or from the "Coast of Maine" starter to be a bit too hot. Starting it off in solo cups is fine but what happens is you might stress the plant during transfer. a much "safer" method is the root plug method. using root plugs just sort of helps when you transfer. If you're using soil in the solo cups , you probably dont need any starter liquid, just lightly water the solo cup . you tell the starter is a bit too strong from the yellowing and nutrient burn. probably it's better to add it after the transfer not before. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Don't overwater and have your light the proper distance away. It's only 400 ppfd for seedlings. Other than that, just keep your humidity around 60% and don't start nutes too soon.