seedling help...

I am a new grower but have some knoledge on plants and quemistry. This is my first indoor grow, HAD TO TRANSPLANT one week old seeldings(ALPINE OG FEM) i had to beacuse i put them into "jiffy pots"an ended up absorbing a bunch of water. I transplanted them into normal plastic pots with plenty holes tyo drain. MY QUESTION IS Will the seeldings make and if they do what will the "transplant shock"do to theire overall growth???. One the transplants whent smoothly as butter the other one crubled so i just whant to know what to expect and if i have to germinate a couple of more seeds.

They will be fine stunted but will make a full recovery unless you have a stem with the top broken off and expect it to grow back anytime you ask will it make it pictures help because we don't know what your working with

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transplanted them about an houre ago will take picture later today and send it. THANK YOU brah

transplanted them an houre ago; you can see how the one with the bigger pot stuck its true leaves very vertical that just happened(that is also the one that crubled when transplanting)





This is my setup first one ever have a 180w apollo ufo led about 17 inches, had it about 20 but lowered it. YOu think i should go lower 15" ?? maybe?

thanks its very pleasing to have someone , somewere help out a fellow enthusiast. very much apreaciated. @420monster

Look healthy starting to stretch bring that light lower and your going to need a lot more light then 1 ufo

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really ? so with led that i have now and only two plants, it wont be enough?? not even close? shoot i thought i had that covered...

Is there any way i can make it work. if I LST? or grow small veg?

It might work on some small veg plants but no way that will cut it for flower u could add some cfls and do nicely tho

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A cfl? What watt would i need? Maybe 2 small ones? On each side? What spectrum will i need

Minimum amount of lighting needed is around 2000 lumens per square foot.
(Two – 23 watt CFL’s, per square foot*)

Mid range is around 5000 lumens per square foot.
(Three - 23 watt CFL’s, per square foot*)

Optimal is 7000-7500, or higher, lumens per square foot.
(Five – 23 watt CFL’s, per square foot*) compare to your ufo but I know it's not anuff that's per plant


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