BuddingHorticulturist
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I germinate in rapid rooters. Once the taproot has emerged I put them in their final pots.
Second seedling is going wrong...
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I germinate in rapid rooters. Once the taproot has emerged I put them in their final pots.
BuddingHorticulturist
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I feel you man. I totally understand that you want to grow the best product. That being said, if you’re having a hard time germinating and getting seeds into veg then you want to set your goals accordingly. Don’t pressure yourself to grow some gold medal out of this world bud if you are struggling to keep plants alive. Worry about growing as a gardener and learning important lessons and still have fun. Don’t over pressure yourself!
Hippieryan
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Are you replying to me or the one that has did this original post, my plants are far but great but seem to be looking ok so far
BuddingHorticulturist
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Sorry man! Meant to reply to the OP!
Hippieryan
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No worries but I do over think everything 100% lol
testology1980
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Hi guys.
I started over, I will be very thankful if you help me getting her pass the seedling stage.
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But I left the second seedling in the tent to see what is going on.
Well, the thing is, I see roots coming outside from the button of the pot, from the holes.
So how can it be that the roots are chocked with over watering and still there are healthy and getting our of the holes, why the plant is not moving at all more than 2 weeks and looks very bad?
Here are some photos - the see was put in soil on the 15 to February, its almost one month old.
This is strange! Can someone explain this please?
I started over, I will be very thankful if you help me getting her pass the seedling stage.
@Kushash @MidwestGanja @BuddingHorticulturist @MrToad69 @manfredo
New post is here
Third seedling try
Hi, I had 2 bad seedling tries... 1. https://www.rollitup.org/t/new-seedling-leaves-down.1006100/#post-15317095 2. https://www.rollitup.org/t/second-seedling-is-going-wrong.1007941/ I hope it was over watering... Now is the third try and I need your help. (: I put it in giffy, in the soil...
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But I left the second seedling in the tent to see what is going on.
Well, the thing is, I see roots coming outside from the button of the pot, from the holes.
So how can it be that the roots are chocked with over watering and still there are healthy and getting our of the holes, why the plant is not moving at all more than 2 weeks and looks very bad?
Here are some photos - the see was put in soil on the 15 to February, its almost one month old.
This is strange! Can someone explain this please?
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manfredo
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My guess would be the root got damaged during transplant, and/or stunted growth from something. Maybe the heat mat was too much for it. I just went back and looked...it looks like it started getting bad before the transplant though.
What soil are you using again? And just water so far, correct?
What soil are you using again? And just water so far, correct?
Hippieryan
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I’m sure the heat Matt cooking the roots was the main issue , just my opinion
testology1980
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Yep , this thing is I don't get how the root are getting bigger and getting out of the bottom holes while it is the main issue...
Few days more and I will get it out of the pot to see the roots sitsuation. Just for learning, this baby will not make it.
Few days more and I will get it out of the pot to see the roots sitsuation. Just for learning, this baby will not make it.
testology1980
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Simple soil from the hydro shop, added some perlite, tap water (8.5 ph), just that, yes
testology1980
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Guys, can you have a look on my new seedling issues?
I need some help
Thanks.
I need some help
Thanks.
Third seedling try
Hey man, at the end of the day, you have got to do you. I'm not even sure you were looking for advice looking back at your post. I know that all plants are different and require different light levels, such as leafy greens require less light than fruiting plants, but not sure if you can...
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