Stunted plant?
GrowdadGagestarted grow question 1mo ago
I have sprouted 2 strawberry gorilla auto seeds from fastbuds and one is taking off beautiful while the other continues to be a slow grower.
Anyone have any advice on if the plant is stunted or it will catch up potentially?
Both grown in the exact same conditions.
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cangrowzanswered grow question 1mo ago
peace GrowdadGage!
Itās a classic situation with autos. Even with the exact same conditions, youāll sometimes get different phenotypes. One might just be a "slow starter" or have a slightly weaker root system from the jump.
Since the other Strawberry Gorilla is doing great, itās probably just genetics or a small hiccup during germination. It might catch up a bit, but honestly, with autos, the clock is always ticking. The smaller one will likely stay a bit more compact throughout the grow. Just keep treating them both the same and don't overwater the smaller one trying to "force" it to grow that usually backfires.
Happy Growing, Growmie!
GetUpAndGrow1988answered grow question 1mo ago
Don't know how anyone can say fastbuds is low quality lmaoo they are literally one of the best breeders on the planet
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The_7_Clubanswered grow question 1mo ago
Typical low quality from fastbuts. You can't expect their unstable hempy polyhybrids to grow all the same, uniformly! That is just not going to happen! Consider it lesson learned and aim higher on your next genetics. You won't get your money back, but you deserve a refund. Sorry for your wasted time and resources on those runts. They prey upon customers that don't know any better. You fell for their marketing hype. Sad, but this is how you learn. Make sure to tell others to avoid this mistake. At least you know now from experience. There isn't anything more real than that.
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greenAFanswered grow question 1mo ago
dont matter even if they were all cuts of the same plant, in the same tent, with the same exact feeding sched, each plants its own organism and can have isolated issues, and with seeds that adds another layer of variables on top. To me that looks like root zone stress, either down to watering sched, the feed, or both, to me they are all showing overwatering stress, the worst being the small one. Obviosly a less established plant will have a harder time dealing with that and will slow it down. Id let that one dryback more, unless you watered right before snapping the pics and they prop back up after watering thats what I would do.
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TruTraTrianswered grow question 1mo ago
Could be issues, could be seed. Coin Flip š
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John_Krameranswered grow question 1mo ago
Give the little one aminoacids and water it more then the big one.
If u have another tent and lamp give it 24h
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