My plant isn’t growing and is turning whitish yellowish

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Spazz101

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I have a tent with 3 plants and my first plant which is the one with the issue started with outside sun light and was thriving for 3 to 4 days I had 2 others with it that died. when moved to tent it went well first few days but now it’s yellowing and not growing nearly as fast as my other two who started its life in the tent... I provided pics of the other two plants please this my first time even attempting this and I put a lot into this anything to help with be appreciated... the other two get bigger daily this one has stood this size for last 3 4 days... and the two plants that are significantly bigger were planted 6 days before the other 2... idk if I can save it or just get rid of it
 

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Yes unfortunately I made a lot of mistakes I ordered better dirt and tiger grow etc but it’s not in until Monday
 
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I actually have yet to take the plug out to let it drain is that something I should be doing sorry guys I’m like a toddler trying to run smh
 
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I have auto seeds that I just put in a giffy germinating container it’s been almost 48 hours and nothing yet.. the ones that are in the pics are seeds I got from flowers
 
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Spazz101 said:
I actually have yet to take the plug out to let it drain is that something I should be doing sorry guys I’m like a toddler trying to run smh
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Holy shit. YES! let the soil drain and dry. water that thing like a little bit at a time while it builds roots and dont give it too much light, it does not need much.
 
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Spazz101 said:
I actually have yet to take the plug out to let it drain is that something I should be doing sorry guys I’m like a toddler trying to run smh
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Did you mean the plug at the bottom of the pot? Or the plug you started the seed in?
 
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Snob said:
Holy shit. YES! let the soil drain and dry. water that thing like a little bit at a time while it builds roots and dont give it too much light, it does not need much.
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That pic was taken after just watering it.. ok so I have it on a 18-6 hour light schedule...I water it every morning because usally when I check it in am the dirt is dry and ashy looking... so should I water it like I’ve been and just open the plug let it run through or is once a day to much? And that light schedule is too much?
 
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Spazz101 said:
That pic was taken after just watering it.. ok so I have it on a 18-6 hour light schedule...I water it every morning because usally when I check it in am the dirt is dry and ashy looking... so should I water it like I’ve been and just open the plug let it run through or is once a day to much? And that light schedule is too much?
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The 18/6 timing is fine. Its light intensity im talking about. Which kind, or type of light are you using on it. A seedling does not need to be watered every day. Let the plug out. once you feel the pot is light. or you stick your finger an inch into the soil and its dry, give it some water. If you are questioning yourself, dont water. come back and check on it later. Over watering is a no no
 
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Snob said:
The 18/6 timing is fine. Its light intensity im talking about. Which kind, or type of light are you using on it. A seedling does not need to be watered every day. Let the plug out. once you feel the pot is light. or you stick your finger an inch into the soil and its dry, give it some water. If you are questioning yourself, dont water. come back and check on it later. Over watering is a no no
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100 watt aplhapar I believe was the name of the brand of light
 

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This is another area I’m working on idk if these type of lights are better or what but I needed more room so I’m converting this to a spot
 

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