DirtyDave

@Blueboy2019, thanks man, stay tuned.

@DirtyDave,no worries mate agree to disagree. I still wish u the best and hope they grow nice and big for ya

@Blueboy2019, I see where you're comin from but these are photo periods and should have plenty of time to bounce back...and it's only on 1 plant. Also, this being my first grow and all, I'd like to work through issues and learn that way I can be dialed in on the next grow. Appreciate the input but lookin for helpful solutions here.

Good Luck! @DirtyDave

Appreciate the feedback on the "Stunted Seedling" Question, plant seems to be back on the right track. Following back up with some responses: @rhodes68 - chosen correct response, in the end just had to be patient and wait it out, see week 3. @Simscrog - thanks for the tips but that's kind of exactly what I already did. This one was stuck with no first growth after ~18 days, just took way longer than expected/compared to other plants. @Blueboy2019 - Yeaaa, at this point, 3/4 plants are going according to plan so I'm not sure why you recommended to scrap the entire grow. @OGgrows - Only using a sprayer on all plants at this stage and been pretty cautious about the watering so I don't think this was it, but it may have had something to do with. Definitely letting the substrate dry a bit more nowadays.

@1stmanny, much appreciated. I would absolutely recommend the coco coir/perlite mix but, personally, I'm just using it as a starter until my plants get big enough then switching to Stonington Blends Organic Grow Mix to finish out the grow. Plenty of growers on here seem to use the coco/perlite/vermiculite/etc. throughout the whole life cycle, just need to pay closer attention to nutes.

😍Looking good GrOwSkI!! I have been thinking of growing some coco coir/perlite mix. on my next grow, what do you think? will it be easy for a noobie? I will be following your grow. good look and 🙏 happy growing!!👍👊

@Rusticbuds, thanks man, appreciate the suggestion, 100% will give it a try.

Good luck with you grow my man✌️.. noticed you have a 48" tall tent.. mainlining would be a great technique for a tent this tall👍