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I bet they get a good growth spurt in the next few days. Once they leave the seedling stage they will start moving right along.
 
nutrients at seedling stage? this early in the game, there should be enough nutrients in the soil for that....how old are they now? pics?
 
Yeah I always give them nutrients, there is nothing wrong with it, if anything there under nuted and a look a off green, i uploaded a video cause i couldn't get good pic of them for yall to see how they look, its uploading in youtube as i type this
 
Aight heres the Video, shit takes a while to upload, then it has to process :wall:

The last plant in the vid is JHxSL, thats where my other SK, which didnt make it.
She is like a week behind the others, everyone else also took like 2-3 days to shed the seed.
Well see how things go i guess in a week or two, they have only been on 18/6 for like 4 days, i should just done that from the the start.

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2 weeks?
Ouch, a little behind, but like everyone said, could just jump off.
What are some of the diff's you're doing from your other grows? (besides the 400 and tent)
 
hardroc said:
2 weeks?
Ouch, a little behind, but like everyone said, could just jump off.
What are some of the diff's you're doing from your other grows? (besides the 400 and tent)
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nothing except this time i did 24/7 light for longer then usual and i started nutrients a lil late too.
I gues ima just have to wait it out and see what happens.
 
By week three they will be takin off. I wouldnt worry. Sometimes they are slow from seed. Honestly I like to put them straight into the regular sized pots I will be using cause the taproot goes straight to the bottom right off the bat and I feel like they take off the best the more room you give them upfront.
 
B DUB said:
By week three they will be takin off. I wouldnt worry. Sometimes they are slow from seed. Honestly I like to put them straight into the regular sized pots I will be using cause the taproot goes straight to the bottom right off the bat and I feel like they take off the best the more room you give them upfront.
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aight cool, i guess im just trippin haha.
Like i said im pretty impatient at times, and i like things to go smoothly.
 
bah you think urs are small then dont look in my sig lol go to the end ones in begining got murdered....now they are like 3 inches tall and sexed lol they look like mini lil babies bout to update the pics... lost my job so couldnt buy dirt to up pot em but ones deff male (my first one btw lol) so hope the really lil one is a girl pollinate here and redo it again at a better time.. then maybe get a few grams off the other lol they really are tiny and cute lil motherfuckers
 
[QUOTE="SICC";4140076]aight cool, i guess im just trippin haha.
Like i said im pretty impatient at times, and i like things to go smoothly.[/QUOTE]

hey sicc i feel you man im feeling like they are extra extra slow for some reason...
 
So they are 2 weeks old? They do look a touch behind. For their age are you going by when they broke ground? You really don't need to give them any nutes at this stage. That second one looks like it has nute problems and I think it was the fourth that had some twisting on the leaves which could also be a sign of nute stress. I killed seedlings at 2-3 weeks old by feeding. Trust me the soil has enough in it for at least the first few weeks. Now I don't feed until they are about five or six nodes into their growth. I even saw a thread where a guy uses Miracle Gro organic choice and vegges for 5 weeks with no nutes. Then he uses nothing but high phosphorous bat guano for flowering. His buds were amazing and the growth was strong all through veg. I just started making compost tea, and let me tell you, that stuff is amazing. I'll brew some up using composted cow manure and bat guano. Sometimes I'll also put in fox farm nutes since I have a couple bottles of their stuff. The concentrated nutes can be tricky though. My avatar is from my very first grow. Never fed her any nutes except for sucunat. She was slow growing though. She was super short, but with sativa like leaves and flowers, so it took forever to fill my grow box. Then two weeks before flowering I cut off about 30-40% of her branches to allow for better airflow and light distribution. She took 97 days to flower and could have gone longer. Partly because I had her on a 13/11 schedule for flowering. I didn't realize this would extend the flowering stage. I also vegged her for over 2 months. I kept an even canopy by LST'ing and she had 18 or 19 main branches. Finished with over 2oz.

Sorry, got a little side tracked there. Thinking about it again though maybe you should start over, but I'd give them at least another week before I made my final decision.

Also here is a pic of my current grow at exactly 2 weeks
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now here are some pics of my last grow at two weeks that was suffering from extremely cold temps and nute stress. They all eventually died.
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Sorry for the hijack here. I just like being thorough in my explanations :)
 
Yeah ima give em a week or two.
Its been 2 weeks since i planted them in the ground, took em a couple days to pop up and shed the seed. So i guess technically there a lil younger, but it dosnt matter anyways cause there still a lil behind.
I can see some better growth now then what i have been seeing this whole time, so i think they are just slow starters. I know its only been day but when i watered them this morning i noticed more growth then usual so far.
But I always use nutrients during this stage and never had a problem, i dont think thats what it is. IMO
 
they are a tad behind but this can be a result of overnuting and light changes causing stress. just let em be....lay off the nutes. they are too young to add nutrients....you have them in such a big pot, they will be fed for quite some time... when u keep adding nutrients you are only making the soil beneath the roots toxic.
 
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