Grand daddy purp seedling

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Mitch.weeds

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Germinated this seed i got out of a batch of gdp i was smoking about 3 weeks ago, seems to be growing slow but was thinking due to cold whether as it hasnt hit over 20c where i am yet. The stem still looks fresh and brittle not really fattening up yet.
You guys think it genetics or lack of strong sunlight, also havnt started nuits yet the soil i got is high quality but might give her a little shot see how it reacts.
 

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Lordhooha

Lordhooha

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Mitch.weeds said:
Germinated this seed i got out of a batch of gdp i was smoking about 3 weeks ago, seems to be growing slow but was thinking due to cold whether as it hasnt hit over 20c where i am yet. The stem still looks fresh and brittle not really fattening up yet.
You guys think it genetics or lack of strong sunlight, also havnt started nuits yet the soil i got is high quality but might give her a little shot see how it reacts.
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That's what you consider high quality soil? It needs to have a good bit of aeration like pearlite of something. Also it's outside this late in the year? Where do you live?
 
Nugachino

Nugachino

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Don't give it any nutes just yet. It's too young to start that. Let it get at least another couple weeks old.
 
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Mitch.weeds

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From a nutrients point id say its got what it needs but the aeration thing wasn't to familiar with thanks mate will defiantly have a look when im changing pots. I live in Australia btw spring has just hit
 
Nugachino

Nugachino

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Same here. South Aus. If you can gently remove it. But keep the roots covered. I'd suggest adding at least 20% perlite to your pot from say Bunnings or another place. Perlite allows little pockets of air to be trapped in the soil. Which allows the roots to breathe. Also. If you put extra drainage holes in the pot. That will help too.
 
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