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Sämling Blätter sind eingerollt, was stört die Ladies?
jauchegrubestarted grow question 4 hours ago
Hi, hab vor ner Zeit 4 Samen keimen lassen und in "Royal Mix" von Amazon eingepflanzt.
Alle 4 sind round about am 3./4. Februar aus der Erde gekrochen, allerdings sehen alle 4, bis auf die Sundae Driver eher mäßig glücklich aus.
Was könnte sie stören bzw was kann ich tun?
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Ultravioletanswered grow question 2 hours ago
Drop rh, no need for high humidity after seedling has first set of leaves, only causes significant transpiration issues, seedling needs co2 not water from the air, nutrients are in the soil, keep that wet and air slightly drier 45-55% to promote evaporation.
Phosphorus content in medium at germination has a strong effect of vitality and growth on young seedlings. I am not saying you should pump the soil with Phosphorus but In appropriate amounts I like to add a little extra to seedling pot. P is essential for the growth of seedlings from day 1, its known that deficiency early of p has a developmental ripple effects later in flower season.
Ideal media composition for root growth is 40-50%pore space, medium could use a little more perlite maybe given plastic pot.
Looks all good, good luck with new growth, 👍
m0useanswered grow question 3 hours ago
They are looking good to me.
Might want to move the light a bit closer so they don't stretch to much but other then that they just started their life so give em some time.
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oldskoolkoolanswered grow question 3 hours ago
Get that temp up.I thinbk its 24c for seedlings.If they're on the floor get them off or insulate the floor.A few layers of cardboard is simple and effective.I think its a little late for a cloche.Empty [lastic bottles work well for next time.There's nothing else you can do.Soil isn't too wet.Dry cycles encourage the roots to explore but don't let them dry out when they're seedlings as they're too weak to handle it too dry.That's spot on.I can't see the one you say is weak but always put a cloche over my seedlings for up to 2wks so in theory you still could but I'd leave the ones that already have a decent set of true leaves.Then again its only been 3 days so you could cover them all.
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Still_Smoqanswered grow question 3 hours ago
They just came up. You need more time and patience to understand what is going on. Right now they are just trying to develop a root system to support a leaf structure. If anything be careful of how leggy they get. You don’t want them to stretch so much they fall over and fold on themselves. Your light DLI should be set at about 15.
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