Spouting the wrong way

So i planed 2 seeds friday of last week and my plants just sprouted today i didnt germinate them i just buried them in the soil inside. The problem is that the root is sticking out of the soil along with the leaves and the root is higher up than the leavs so the leaves are curving downward to the soil. Should i just let it grow and straighten out or should i replant it some other way? i also have light on them 24/0 if that matters.

Just let it be.

do you have a picture?

Alright so i put some soil on top of the root but is it ok if my root is still above the leaves or do i need to replant farther in the soil because i dont want to mess with my plants that much.

Heres what it looks like because i have a bad camera that cant focus on close objects well at all.

The root will not survive in open air. It will die. Next time germinate a little longer so you have a long tap root, just don't bury deep. 2 seeds deep is plenty.

Alright im gonna rebury them then do you think they will survive they only sprouted just this morning.

well i replanted one and the root went straight down about 5 inches and i just covered both of their roots up just exposing the leaves to the light. Thing they will make it? i checked and they arent dried out or anything.

ilikepie said:

well i replanted one and the root went straight down about 5 inches and i just covered both of their roots up just exposing the leaves to the light. Thing they will make it? i checked and they arent dried out or anything.

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No worries! The root in under and the leaves can get co2 and light.

ahh sweet man thanks for the help.

Also, when i am ready to transplant in a week or two how should i plant them outside? should i wait for the soil to be pretty dry then pull the plant and soil all out as one or can you just cut the bottom of the dixie cup off?

ilikepie said:

So i planed 2 seeds friday of last week and my plants just sprouted today i didnt germinate them i just buried them in the soil inside. The problem is that the root is sticking out of the soil along with the leaves and the root is higher up than the leavs so the leaves are curving downward to the soil. Should i just let it grow and straighten out or should i replant it some other way? i also have light on them 24/0 if that matters.

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I can't believe no one has said -What you describe here is perfectly natural. NO problems AT ALL. this will happen EVERY time you plant a seed and it sprouts. Thats how it works.
"the root is higher than the leaves" yes It will be. EVERY time. If its not then you have a problem. Plant another seed, you'll see it does the same thing! Good luck with your grow!

itsgrowinglikeaweed said:

I can't believe no one has said -What you describe here is perfectly natural. NO problems AT ALL. this will happen EVERY time you plant a seed and it sprouts. Thats how it works.
"the root is higher than the leaves" yes It will be. EVERY time. If its not then you have a problem. Plant another seed, you'll see it does the same thing! Good luck with your grow!

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How it it perfectly normal for a rootlet to come out of the earth/medium ? I have never seen this before? And I know its normal for the rootlet to gooseneck down into the soil, but out of the soil is unnatural do to the fact it would die outside of the soil in harsh condition like dryness, air, and light.

GoldenGanja13 said:

How it it perfectly normal for a rootlet to come out of the earth/medium ? I have never seen this before? And I know its normal for the rootlet to gooseneck down into the soil, but out of the soil is unnatural do to the fact it would die outside of the soil in harsh condition like dryness, air, and light.

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You are absolutely right! thats why that is not what happened. It seems that we are interpreting what the poster said somewhat differently, that is all. What the poster is calling the "root" i believe is actually the "stem" which to an inexperienced grower would be easy to confuse with the root. because it looks JUST LIKE THE ROOT, and in fact is the root but its the above ground portion of it, and will turn into the actual stem.
I came to this conclusion because it would be IMPOSSIBLE for the actual "root" to escape the soil and end up "above" the leaves
Does this make sense now?
To me what the poster described (albeit poorly) is perfectly natural and happens EVERY time. Perhaps we will never know without a picture.

I'm sure the next day when the sprout was standing straight up normally the poster realized that its normal. I'll be suprised if we hear from him/her again.

Haha yes all is fine now they are all standing straight up.