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Hey 👋 Looks like she has some issues. To be honest I would start a new one, as she is extremely under developed for three weeks… guess she will not catch up, and in the end you will be sad about the low yield.

depends on if its a photoperiod or autoflower. photoperiods can have all the time to bounce back but autos run out of time. ive had auros bounce back as well. best of

Siemano, ziemia musiała być dobrze przygotowana pod siew, jak jest za bardzo zbita, to korzenie nie mają jak się dobrze rozwijać, bo nie mają przestrzeni. Może też być tak, że gleba była przelana, zbyt mokra ziemia ogranicza dostęp tlenu do korzeni, co też blokuje wzrost. Na początku najlepiej podlewać tylko wokół rośliny, żeby nie przelać całości. Jak trochę podrośnie i zacznie się lepiej ukorzeniać, wtedy dopiero podlewać już całą doniczkę. Jak na 3 tygodnie to bardzo mała jest i ja bym zaczął od początku z ziemią do seeding I nie za dużo wody to będzie gitara👊👍

It's a bit blurry but looks like all three sets of leaves are stacked on top of each other. This is clearly light-stunted. There is no internode developing between nodes. This is also why the growth has slowed or stopped. i think you amped up your light too early. the medium does need more perlite or similar to improve aeration and drainage, but while that is less than idea would not cause what you see but did contribute to slow growth to some extent.

If your plant has looked like this for three weeks and is only three weeks old in total, then it’s definitely very small for its age. I can pretty confidently tell you what the problem is — the issue is likely the consistently wet soil. In the early stages, the plant has a very tiny root system that needs plenty of oxygen. When the soil stays too wet, the roots can’t get enough oxygen, which severely stunts growth. Next time, I’d recommend watering much more sparingly. It’s better to give something like 30 milliliters per day rather than pouring in 500 milliliters at once — that would be far too much for a young seedling. In this case, less is definitely more. Also, it’s helpful to place a humidity dome over the plant in the beginning — like a clear plastic cup. This keeps humidity levels high during germination, which is essential. Just make sure the soil doesn’t stay overly wet at the same time. If your plant is already three weeks old and has been stressed for that long, I’d honestly recommend starting over with a new one. It’s unlikely to recover well at this point. A fresh start with proper watering techniques will probably give you much better results.