Not growing?

AnalPope

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I'm really amateur, this is my first plant! I used Critical feminised seeds (RQS) and 50 w cool white 6500K led panel. This is my 4 month old plant and it is 25cm only. I used RQS Easy Boost, 15 liters of good soil, the watering is OK and the led working 24/7. What's the problem? It's ready to flowering cuz stopped growing or should I wait?
 

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TreeFarmerCharlie

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Not enough light and you are growing in what looks like dirt, not soil. The cardboard box will also promote the growth of mold and mildew so I would get that transplanted into real soil, in a real pot that provides drainage, and replace the light with something more adequate.
 

Renfro

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A 50 watt panel would be good for a little over a square foot, and the plant definitely still fits under that footprint. But yes there will be more light needed if the plant were to grow.
 

Renfro

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It's ready to flowering cuz stopped growing or should I wait?
If it's an auto then it's doneski because the clock was ticking and the plant wasn't growing and the most you would probably ever yield if the problems are corrected is a gram or two dry.
 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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A 50 watt panel would be good for a little over a square foot, and the plant definitely still fits under that footprint. But yes there will be more light needed if the plant were to grow.
I agree with that, but I would not be surprised to hear that they are using a cheap panel that is advertised as 50W but actually draws 8W-10W. An HLG-65 would probably be perfect in that tight little grow space.
 

Renfro

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Looks more like sand. Hopefully thats just some sorta top dress? You think it's a thick layer of diaotomaceous earth? Seems a little dark for that though.
 

TreeFarmerCharlie

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Looks more like sand. Hopefully thats just some sorta top dress? You think it's a thick layer of diaotomaceous earth? Seems a little dark for that though.
I think this is just a budget grow and they probably dug dirt up from the back yard. DE is much finer than that. It’s more like the consistency of a gritty powder
 

Renfro

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I am gonna say thats a hardy little plant if it's lived for 4 months in those conditions. Best course of action would be to put it in proper soil and it might be able to bust out some roots and start growing.
 
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