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They have been getting some nutrients, and I was planning on transplanting into bigger pots by the weekend anyhow. Into a nice mixed organic soil. Gaia green I think it's called, can't remember haven't picked it up at the local shop yet but anyone have experience with this line?

Alright, I will transplant asap. How can you tell though? And I would say no for the most part for leaves touching the cup, what happens there? What kind of sugars would you recommend? It's is in promix with myco

That's what I would have said too but the medium is getting bone dry pretty much. Should I let it get drier? Lol they've started to look better in the few hours of the changes I have made. Adding more humidity, raising the lights and giving a little call mag. I guess I will see tomorrow what the...

Oh and I've raised the light as few inches as well, I'm sure it will help a bit. Just added a wick water evaporation setup to help with humidity. Let's see what happens. Here's some more pics of them in their home.

Tbh I don't have a gauge in there right now, but I bet it's low. I'll get a bowl of water or something going there to even things out. That's what I usually do in my starting cupboard and I've never seen this as bad before.

As well you did not answer my question regarding the drooping/slightly clawing first true leaves, I really don't think the slight yellowing is nitrogen. As they have been feed slightly as well. What else do you think on the matter?

I agree about the root boundness, they are getting there for sure. I just checked them today and one root had popped through the bottom of these cups, not completely bound yet, but will need tansplanting soon. 100%. But what about the thick hard leaves? Is it the light being too close? I will...

Hello there! Alright so my babies are about 2-3 weeks from seed now I think, including popping them. They look lush, a little high on the nitrogen I'd say, but nothing too crazy, was only feeding with seaweed extract, half strength. The frist rounded leaves are starting to die off as normal at...