Setzlinge wachsen nicht weiter BioBIZZ light mix(peat free)

T_Dog90
T_Dog90started grow question 1y ago
Hello, my seedlings are not growing anymore. The seedlings are now almost 3 weeks old and nothing is happening. There are three Jack Herer Autos from Fast Buds that germinated and started off tip-top, but then from week 1 on, nothing. Substrate is BioBizz light mix (peat-free). No nutrients.
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nooTill
nooTillanswered grow question 1y ago
Kann es sein dass das Substrat viel zu trocken ist ?✌️
Greengregor
Greengregoranswered grow question 1y ago
I suspect too much watering and too much light. That's the downside of these fabric pots, the water can't drain. It's better to use small pots with holes at the bottom for germination and the first week; from the second week, they can go into the final pots. But based on the 3 pictures, you can only theorize; there are many more possibilities. Either way, I recommend putting the three outside in nature and starting over. I'm really sorry for you :/ good luck with the next attempt!
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Another_One
Another_Oneanswered grow question 1y ago
The thing is, there can be a mutation in the seeds, rare but it happens, the growth will be as it should be in terms of effect, but the leaves will be twisted, and the growth may also be lower than what is stated in the growth description.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1y ago
Looks like too much light -- dial back, but expect it to need more once it gets out of its funk. Nodes are too tight. May have been temporarily stunted too if given too much for prolonged period of time. also, the pot size is less than idea. Huge pot, tiny plant makes watering difficult and easy to fuck up or invites elevated risks of unintended microbial growth. Aeration properites look poor too - not enough perlite or similar. normal irrigation- 1) water until you fully saturate - this should never cause a problem and if it does it is due to how the medium is constituted. 2) wait for appropriate dryback - in soil wait for 1" deep to dry. (with a seedling, a bit sooner.. ) You learn the volume of wfater required in hindsight only. You don't pick the volume. You use what is necessary to accomplish the task. Same with increment of time between. You don't choose this. Context will dictate when the plant has drunk enough to warrant an irrigation. Context dictates both of these things. Makes it simple and mindless. Due to huge pot and tiny plant, you have to alter that a bit. You still 'fully' water but a small column around the tiny plant, maybe as wide as its canopy, but do ensure the moisture goes all the way down to the bottom. Wait for dryback and repeat ... slowing increase the diameter you irrigate as the plant grows larger. Purge any beleive that potting up causes shock. Only an incompetent boob would shock a plant from potting up. Even autoflowers will grow better in appropriately sized pots. The root zone will thank you, the ease of irrigation will be appreciated, too. healthier happy plants vs bro science nonsnese.
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MistaOC
MistaOCanswered grow question 1y ago
Hey! Unfortunately, it sounds like you might have to start this run over again – it’s a shame that your Jack Herer Auto seedlings didn’t make it. Especially at the beginning, it can sometimes be due to small things. My guess would be that maybe too much water was given, which can quickly lead to growth stalling at this early stage. At this phase, the plants actually don’t need much water yet. I would recommend watering only around the seedling at first – about 50 ml is often more than enough. Watering the big pot completely at this stage is too much and can actually “suffocate” the roots before they can develop properly. But don’t let that discourage you – unfortunately, these experiences are sometimes part of the process. With this knowledge, the next round will definitely go much better! Good luck with the next start! 🌱💪
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RasendeRollo92
RasendeRollo92answered grow question 1y ago
Hi 🙋‍♂️ Sieht aus als hätten dienes nicht geschafft. Die Blätter werden gelb & knusprig.
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therealgrowmie
therealgrowmieanswered grow question 1y ago
Hi! The substrate looks relatively wet under the dry surface layer, which reduces/prevents oxygen and nutrient uptake. This would also match the fact that the seedlings are showing signs of nutrient deficiency. If the condition has been going on for three weeks - and they are autos - I would start over. It's annoying, but the yield will be small. Alternatively, live and learn, let the substrate dry out and see what happens! Good Luck!
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