Help!!! XD give me some feedback on new grow! Please.
- Thread starter Reaper122134
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Dro3420
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Think ur good bro. Just b patient and let her grow
Dro3420
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There is a such thing as showing to much love and over analyzing everything weed is very resilient let that weed grow
Dro3420
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But to keep it im guilty of the same shit. Soon as i see anything i mean anything wrong i try to research the problem and fix it and I don't see nothing wrong with that just trying to give you friendly advice you're doing fine though bro keep it up
Reaper122134
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Just making sure. It fell over when I got home and I just woke up this morning and it had fell over again. I have to buy that fan soon
Dro3420
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U mean the seedling right?
BudgetMessiah
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I think this is a common happening. I know I prefer to start out my plants in tiny containers (solo cups that I've perforated on the bottom and sides with a sewing needle to allow the soil to vent) so that I can replant them after a time and bury the stems to just under the tiny round baby leaves (cotyledons). It gives them extra support, and encourages them to grow more roots from the buried portion of the stem.
You can also try using a plastic drinking straw or a chopstick as a stake to prop up your plant, lean it against or gently tie it with a little fishing line or the like (dollar store nylons, cut into small strips, are soft, stretchy, and will not rot).
You can also try using a plastic drinking straw or a chopstick as a stake to prop up your plant, lean it against or gently tie it with a little fishing line or the like (dollar store nylons, cut into small strips, are soft, stretchy, and will not rot).
Reaper122134
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Yes
Dro3420
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Tooth pick straw chop stick. Shit... pencil. Lol...Whatever u got. Stick that in soil right next to baby girl and use something soft to tie the steam to the object. Dnt tie real tight pinching the steam. Just giving support to help her get her feet planted firmly.
Reaper122134
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So far I have just moved some soil up onto the stem that can support it until I make it home. Thanks man.
