If my plants survive I may look up this jump start for a week or two from now.View attachment 3910826 View attachment 3910822I let the seedlings drink what's in the soil unless dry. Happy frog with a teaspoon of jump start. Weeks growth.
1.5 Week Seedling Curling
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whitebb2727
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What kind of led and how many watts? Be careful with them outside, wind could snap them.
Purpnugz
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600W GalaxyHydro. I'd post link but I'm not allowed yet. It's the first google result.
Also I'm the OP, so mine aren't stretched yet. I'm trying to avoid that
whitebb2727
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Lol. I smoked right before that. The recommended height should be fine.600W GalaxyHydro. I'd post link but I'm not allowed yet. It's the first google result.
Also I'm the OP, so mine aren't stretched yet. I'm trying to avoid that
Budzbuddha
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Grab a CFL and throw over it ... Low stress light for seedling and keeps stretch in check.
But If you got a strechy seedling right now ... Just bury that stem in the soil ( transplant or top dress soil. Roots will form from that buried stem.
But If you got a strechy seedling right now ... Just bury that stem in the soil ( transplant or top dress soil. Roots will form from that buried stem.
So it's time for some updates! Neither plant has died, and only one has signs of yellowing.
I changed my watering routine, and added some light reflection to my setup (3 cheap reflector things and 1 white wall ).
Weirdly enough the one with the yellowing on the edges is kicking ass it seems like. The leaves are growing in small vertical space (almost no stretching), and the new leaves are not yellowed immediately. Diagnosis on the yellowing, if it even matters (growing fine)? I almost want to say hot soil, but then why is the other one completely yellowing free? The only difference between the two was the germination method and time, and as a result, earlier on their watering schedule was also a bit different.
The yellowing one had to be transplanted from a teacup into the small pot. The other one started in the small pot.
I changed my watering routine, and added some light reflection to my setup (3 cheap reflector things and 1 white wall ).
Weirdly enough the one with the yellowing on the edges is kicking ass it seems like. The leaves are growing in small vertical space (almost no stretching), and the new leaves are not yellowed immediately. Diagnosis on the yellowing, if it even matters (growing fine)? I almost want to say hot soil, but then why is the other one completely yellowing free? The only difference between the two was the germination method and time, and as a result, earlier on their watering schedule was also a bit different.
The yellowing one had to be transplanted from a teacup into the small pot. The other one started in the small pot.
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