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Oh ok. Just plant them in separate pots and that should help ward off future bug problems.

Thank you for the update! If possible I would dig out the coriander that you planted in the same pot as the cannabis. Coriander is a fast growing herb and could block light and steal nutrients and water from your girls.

Yup looks good! Are you growing it under your bed :)

Looking good! Is she about 2 weeks old?

Thanks for the likes! How are your girls doing?

Perfect! Thank you :)

Don't forget to give me some likes, I need 25 more :)

Full spectrum lighting generally refers to light delivery across the entire visible spectrum of light. ... For the purposes of plant growth, the entire range of light provided by the sun is not utilized. Most plants absorb light across thefull visible spectrum.

If it's mold you're seeing soaking them probably won't help. I just meant for next time you decide to germinate. But give it a shot, it won't hurt anything.

Looks cool! You should get a piece of foam and cut it to fit between the two totes to prevent some light leaks.

The black you are seeing is probably mold. You should never let the paper towel dry out, they should always be moist. Also try soaking them in a cup of distilled water for 12-18 hours before you use the paper towel method.

Amazon or any growing supply store. If it's not legal in your location check out nurserys. Make sure they are full spectrum.

Magnesium deficiency

They will be fine until you transplant. But he is right. Fill them up next time

Use them to serve your edibles on

Your brother switch your cannabis seeds with something else and took yours!! Lol jk. But they are cannabis seedlings, I have come across similar mutations in the past. They will grow slowly but should yield at least an 1/8 - 1/4 :o

Yes it's nutrient burn. Don't feed it for the next two waterings, after that only feed it every second watering.

Looks like the early stage of mag deficiency. Make sure your pH is in check.

Interesting, thanks for sharing that!

What color are your top leaves