2 Weeks and leaves closed

xtsho

xtsho

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Two weeks for that? Too wet, not enough light, maybe too cold at night depending on where you're at. Bring that thing inside under a light at 18/6 or 24/7 until it gets bigger if you can.
 
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xtsho said:
Two weeks for that? Too wet, not enough light, maybe too cold at night depending on where you're at. Bring that thing inside under a light at 18/6 or 24/7 until it gets bigger if you can.
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i dont have lights i only can use the house lamp if its ok
 
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RidDis said:
i dont have lights i only can use the house lamp if its ok
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Try and keep it out in full sun throughout the day. House lights as in incandescent? If so that won't do much but make it stretch. Even a couple of LED bulbs with the globes removed will work for a seedling. I've seen people using them. They're not ideal but they are inexpensive and won't break the bank getting some additional light on that seedling.

Good luck.
 
Master_Tabi

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There are vegetable grow lights available at stores near you! 20 bucks will get you everything you need. Maybe less if you're smart. Definitely go 24/7 with say a 10-15 watt bulb that has the right specifications for what you're trying todo, temperature and humidity also important
 
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Master_Tabi said:
There are vegetable grow lights available at stores near you! 20 bucks will get you everything you need. Maybe less if you're smart. Definitely go 24/7 with say a 10-15 watt bulb that has the right specifications for what you're trying todo, temperature and humidity also important
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i cant do that because i dont have any place inside to put it
 
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Master_Tabi said:
There are vegetable grow lights available at stores near you! 20 bucks will get you everything you need. Maybe less if you're smart. Definitely go 24/7 with say a 10-15 watt bulb that has the right specifications for what you're trying todo, temperature and humidity also important
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I got these options are they ok or should i stick with the sun
 

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BostonBuds

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Sure, use the LED instead. You should be more focused on keeping the pot warm, I noticed in that photo it looks like its in a basement sitting on the floor, what are the temps in there?
 
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BostonBuds said:
Sure, use the LED instead. You should be more focused on keeping the pot warm, I noticed in that photo it looks like its in a basement sitting on the floor, what are the temps in there?
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yeah its kinda cold im gonna move a heater down there tonight what tempeture should i keep there ?
and is it ok if humidity is like 40-60 %
 
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