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BrediniGreenystarted grow question 1y ago

Hey guy what do you think, why is my Blackberry Auto not growing like the other plants? She received the same treatment but i think she is stunted or has HpLVd virus? Could also be a mutation of the leaves i thought, but why is she not growing🙃😒? The pics are in 3 days interval

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Plant. Too short

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All_our_small_plantsanswered grow question 1y ago

Hi, it could have many causes, so you have a few meters, lower the lamp a bit in intensity or hang it higher. I also started with the Spider Farmer at 40% about 55-60 cm away, then adjusted it again when they got bigger. How's the humidity? When they're this small, they take in more moisture through the leaves than through the roots, so if you give them too much water, it can harm them. For seedlings, just put a plastic cup on top so they stay moister, just not too moist to avoid mold, and lift the cup occasionally. If the soil is too compacted, then it grows very slowly as well. But it could also be the genetics; maybe it just needs a bit longer and is busy with the roots. And finally, due to disease, but it doesn't look like that with yours. If I were you, I would give it a few more days, and if nothing happens then, get rid of it and plant a new one. It's a shame, but sometimes it's better. Good luck!

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Ultravioletanswered grow question 1y ago

Hiya pal 👍, different seeds different genetics, different stress tolerances, slighy different nutrient profiles, who knows could just be lackluster genetics next to 2 vigorous genetics or maybe she had problem breaking the seed shell. 68F 70RH% Anything would have mild discomfort growing in that. Transpiration is dependent on latent heat to perform endothermic cooling, not terrible but the cold is slowing everything down grinding down what little growth is happening maybe she is in the pot closest to cold air intake? 🤔 Sometimes even that little extra few degree or extra airflow over time accumulate to different responses. Defo heat things up a little. I personally wouldnt put too much thought into it, sometimes you just get a dud comparatively, if they all looked same as the small one then there would not be a issue. Best of luck. Yummy gelato.

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ATLien415answered grow question 1y ago

Nobody is going to be able to state whether your plant has HpLVd, that is not something you can visually discern unfortunately. You can have a hunch, but you can not confirm this visually. If you buy beans, your breeder should already have been telling you for the past few years or so their SOP around preventing the spread of the hops virus. They should have been telling you results on random sampling from seed batch tissue and mothers. Regardless of why it is small, the solution is the light. There is a time when you want dense plant morphology (in flower). There is a time when you do not want dense plant morphology (seedling). Sometimes placing your light at the "incorrect" spot is strategy to tease your plant into being more dense or more spaced out.

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NoVC01answered grow question 1y ago

Bro-Science If you have something in your nutrient kit like Big Bloom give it a liter of your mix around the drip ring. Wait. Use 1/4 dose. Or a 1/4 shot of N. Similar situation outdoors I fed Miracle Grow one time they came right out of it.

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Spike-GreenGroweranswered grow question 1y ago

Hi bud. Both sets of true leaves are lying directly on the cotyledons. There should be a little spacing between nodes, even at this age. That hints towards too much lighting. It would seem you lowered the lamp recently, because the stem leading up to the cotyledens is lengthy enough. Hope this helps, even just a little!

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