Defekter Samen

Mh, Ich würde da noch paar Tage warten. Die schaun doch gut aus.... Eine ist halt etwas langsamer. Hatte ich schon mehrfach, das die kleinste nacher die größte Pflanze gab. 😉😉

Normally the smallest of head starts early in life leads to larger gaps as the plants progress, but this hasn't always held true in my own experience I've seen a plant kinda bounce back and become #1 of 4, doesn't look far behind maybe try raising it up a little more than others closer to light source for a couple days its possible it just had a little trouble breaking out the shell for any number of reasons that's not necessarily a genetical dud. Depends on what you plant to do with your grow too, is it of importance they are all same height? You could always bend other 4 back and just let runt grow. If your tent size permits I would grow her. Every genetic is different, size is not a indicator of how she will taste or smell. Sometimes the biggest surprises come in smallest packages. Any new seed you start will not have time to catch back up you will only have same if not worse situation by starting a new seed.

Its too cold mate.Ideal temp is 24.The roots are so much more active when they're warmer.It will make a difference if its an option.

Some seeds don't make it or take much longer. If you want you can keep going or start a new one.

I would say leave it and see how she does she's been out of the shell for a day or 2 be patient, I have had the smallest, slowest starting seed become the biggest strongest plant, I don't think there is a correct answer to give you it's only your opinion and choice to open another seed.. Happy farming.

Start a new one, not all seeds are perfect and some just don't grow properly at all. I willl never waste time with defective seeds.

Depends.. Some people can be patient, others cannot. The reasons why don't matter. I don't suffer weak plants. I want a canopy that is even and strong wall-to-wall. I plant 200% of what i need so i can throw out the inevitable portion that have defects or poor growth early on. Some of those can turn out great, but fucks up my schedule - causes greater variance in plant size and other inconveniences, that just make things unnecessarily complicated. I only do 2 grows/year and need consistency in my results. The reasons why i'd throw it out might be completely irrelevant to your context and feelings on the subject. Even with culling the weak, i typically end up with 1 sometimes 2 out of 10 that are less than ideal plants. Something like 20% or more of seeds have issues, even if some problems are temporary and it will grow out of it.

Selbst wenn sie doch noch was wird, ist ein neuer Samen vermutlich schneller und vitaler