What is the average size for 3 weeks from seed?

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Mari4-20

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ive been looking a lot for the average size and I just can't seem to find it, in 4 weeks some are 5 inches. At 5 weeks some are already 12 inches. My plant is 3 weeks old from seed and she's 3.5 inches. Is that normal?image.jpeg
 
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Mari4-20 said:
ive been looking a lot for the average size and I just can't seem to find it, in 4 weeks some are 5 inches. At 5 weeks some are already 12 inches. My plant is 3 weeks old from seed and she's 3.5 inches. Is that normal?View attachment 3682622
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There's no "average size", too strain dependant and then variables like strong vs. weaker seedlings. Looks ok for 3 weeks, you'll do better to let them get bigger in each container, then up-pot them to slightly larger container (e.g. cup ->1gal ->3gal), do that a couple of times. Putting them straight form seed into a large container or up-potting from a party cup to a large container will slow them down if anything. You want the roots to get constrained in their container before up-potting them, break up the soil a bit on transplant, they'll take off faster after a couple of days settling into their new container.
 
Olive Drab Green

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It's clawing a little bit, so maybe a bit too much nitrogen, but the yellow with crumbly edges makes me think you also either have a legit phosphorus deficiency, overwatering, or even a Mag def if those veins stay green. Mag and phosphorus deficiency together would indicate probable overwatering.
 
pookat

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Never worry about average take a look at the picy its a durban poisen 45mm @ 6wks
Now thats how you Train your plant......Down Girl
 

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I think the issue is seriously stemming from overwatering. That isn't just mag. That is either P or K def as well. Which makes me think overwatering.
 
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Olive Drab Green said:
I think the issue is seriously stemming from overwatering. That isn't just mag. That is either P or K def as well. Which makes me think overwatering.
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Yeah, it's kinda drooping so I know it's over watered, I only water it when it's crusty dry. But with the soil it keeps moisture in so it's harder to get it all the way to the Bottom of the pot.
 
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