Is it healthy?

breakdancer0003

Well-Known Member
No :wall:,

Kill it try again is the easiest

-Underfed
-Over watered
-Stretched like crazy ( not enough light )
-Potential insect infestation already

you can stop watering it till the soil drys, get a different light to grow under, feed it, put a small oscillating fan on it to strengthen the stem and it might turn around but honestly focusing your effort into doing the next one right will serve you better
 

Bose

Well-Known Member
Yes it can be a bit overwhelming. You have come to the right place. Ask questions and read read and read some more. Good luck.
 

420egi

New Member
What setup should I use? I used nothing i just planted it straight away just to see how it will grow. Looking for a budget setup. Going to let it try first and see whats going to happen. Sorry Newbie here. used Local Fertilizer
 

Bbcchance

Well-Known Member
What setup should I use? I used nothing i just planted it straight away just to see how it will grow. Looking for a budget setup. Going to let it try first and see whats going to happen. Sorry Newbie here. used Local Fertilizer
I love this little cheapo diy light for starting out
 

breakdancer0003

Well-Known Member
is there anything else I can do to save the plant?
If you really want to save that plant I can try to help

Here's what I need to know

1-What is it growing in
A) Top Soil
B) Pre nuted Soil ( miracle grow, Ocean Forest , Ect )
C) Pro mix / No nute soil

2-Are there holes in the bottom of that cup for drainage

3-What are you using for a light source ?
A) It's not enough so better question is how much are you willing to spend on a light source ?

4-What are you feeding it
A) Are you feeding it
B) What is your water situation on a scale from I scoop water out of the latrine too I use RO water and add my own cal mag back in where do you fall
C) Do you know what a PH or PPM meter is or what it would be used for when growing a plant

5-Are you in a place where this is legal and have access to a hydro store or do you need to keep quiet and use what you have available

6-Do you know if that plant is a female ( grown from feminized seed ) because if not this is going to be a lot of work for a 50 / 50 shot at it having balls

7-This is not a question Go buy an oscillating fan and potentially a bunch of other stuff

8-If you made it this far, are you really sure you want to save this one or do you want to get set up correctly, start over, and invest your time into something well done from start to finish. At most you lost 3 weeks on that plant.

( I will take on the challenge of trying to help save it just so you know :bigjoint:)
 

GOLDBERG71

Well-Known Member
is there anything else I can do to save the plant?
It's not worth saving. Do research on here. Figure out your limitations and go from there. Putting a seed in a solo cup and leaving it on the counter isn't even practice. You don't want to plant a seed until you have a usable light and a clean environment that meets the requirements to grow a plant. You should have a plan and an idea about what problems might arise and how to solve them before you start. You're not the first one and you won't be the last and many people before you chronicled it in here. So consider this a library and start learning. Because if you keep asking questions like this most people won't even look at any thread again created by you. I look at some questions and roll my eyes and go right on to the next one.
 
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