Why are leaves drooping?
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blueberrymilkshake
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But purple is my favorite color
Creature1969
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It appears to be green and upright. Don't worry about it. Seedlings can do some weird things.
blueberrymilkshake
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replant those long stretchy stems! (I t s e a s y)
Teflon_Pops
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Along with some good advice you've already got, if you don't have a fan blowing on your seedling, it's a good idea to do so.
Add some more soil, get some more light, and get some air flow, if you don't already have some.
Add some more soil, get some more light, and get some air flow, if you don't already have some.
DadaMink
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I figured that. Too much fan.
DadaMink
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I think it was to much fan stressing it its the closet one to fan
DadaMink
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I put them from 1 gal to 5 gal
blueberrymilkshake
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DadaMink
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Made a shadow can u see?
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DadaMink
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Noted I will dose it have to be same mix?
bam0813
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No but don’t use a hot mix . Don’t replant, just add soil till it’s up to the mark
Edit : it might be best to use same but not a complete necessity imo
DadaMink
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So just more coco? An thanks guys. Will this make it stand stronger?
Budz.Bunny
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I don't see anything wrong with that seedling...and it may just be a " me " thing but I don't like covering or burying my stem with anything... I have before and it's been fine but I get worried it might cause stem rot
Imo
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DadaMink
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Yea I was second guesseing re burring, i just lowerd light. Shes standing strong on her own.