DK Jammin420
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I doubt its over watering as i dont do that do that and the slight yellowing is a lil concerning. Just over 2 weeks old, look the pics and judge for yourself.
Over Watering Or Deficiency?
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SouthCross
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The slight yellow is new growth. Be concerned if the older growth turns yellow. Then it's a problem.
SouthCross
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Watch the cotyledons. The very first two leaf things carried over from the sprout. If there a deficiency, the cotyledons will change color first.
Yours are healthy and green.
Yours are healthy and green.
DK Jammin420
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yeah, maybe paranoid but its just the secondary nodes curing im concerned about. also the new third node is slightly curling too if you look closely. been like that for 2 days
Lachrymology
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New growth is hilighter yellow and generally kinda frail looking till it's a bit older.
SouthCross
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I have no idea why it's growing crooked but you can get twisted leaves when young. Once it's mature none of it will matter. That seedling represents 1/10th of the final foliage it'll grow. You won't care in two-three weeks.
You have a healthy plant. It's just crooked looking.
Lachrymology
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It is kind of hard to tell be the soil does look quite moist and could benefit from aeration from some perlite. Don't have to overwater for the roots to be deprived of oxygen. That would be my guess as it looks kind of small for two weeks. Is this growing outdoor or a widow sill or something? That could explain why it's growing crooked if it's reaching for better light.
DK Jammin420
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yeah its crooked because the wind gave it a lil battering while i was at work. happened to almost all my other guys, the though buggers straighten back out in a day or two.
DK Jammin420
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its a outdoor/widowstill. the soil looks like that because i put a little extra on the surface as it was stretching upwards a bit too much, part of the reason its crooked. got plenty of perlite mixed in the soil but its just not visible. has had the same lighting as my other fellas and they are doing fine. it is however a different strain from the others (amnesia auto), could be a contributing factor.
Lachrymology
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I suppose it's wind like you said then.
DK Jammin420
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Thats my guess but i still consider myself a newbie so not 100% confident with my self diagnosis's.
Lachrymology
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Samsies. I only mentioned the air in the soil as the droopy leaves I've experienced with young seedlings in my first Coco mix that was absent of perlite and drained poorly. Drowned the fuck out of it. Now. They're nice.
DK Jammin420
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yeah just got some fresh pics (the others were from this morning) hard to see but with the third node the left leaf is fine and the right one is curling around just like the right one on the second node. seems very strange...
killa4lyfe
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let her grow out she might just be a little deformed. i might retransplant and put some more perlite or something into the soil
DK Jammin420
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yeah, as i have said. the soil is fine. i just needed to top it up as she was stretching out a little too much