Seedling at 1 day old

Hello,

just looked in my box is this looking correctly for my 1 day old baby?

looks good man she will stand up straight over the next few hours, first couple weeks are the hardest part its sorta like watching grass grow......

the important thing is not to baby them. just ignore them and they will do there thing, there not like human babies that need constant attention

thats true my first one didnt go this way as i used crappy soil.

its going to be a loooooong grow for you buddy

Markob said:

Hello,

just looked in my box is this looking correctly for my 1 day old baby?

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It looks like a cup of soil and perlite....oh wait, I see it...lmao, just fuckin with ya man, it looks like a popper..right on and you were worried

Yep! Make sure you got a small fan blowing the air around so she 'jiggles' all the time- makes for very thick/strong stems! But don't point it right at her- it''l dry her out.
lookin good!

i have a fan blowing around it.

just a quick question what ius that stuff on the right of the seedling at the top?.

The shell hasn't come off yet.
Give it a day or two.

Looking good, mother nature hard at work right there!

Markob said:

just a quick question what ius that stuff on the right of the seedling at the top?.

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Yodazherb said:

The shell hasn't come off yet.
Give it a day or two.

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Yep what yoda said, and it looks like a piece of the membrane is on the top cotyledon

Looks good cuz. Got your first real leaves forming so throw that light a couple inches away now to keep it from stretching. Gluck

The light is a few inches away already

Let her grow first set of 5 point leaves before you put her inside bigger container, letting the roots hold more soil around when you moving her, otherwise the soil may drop and tear your roots.

looks fine man, its time to stop watering constantly or you will get damping off and she will be a goner. dont be afraid to allow the soil to dry out it helps provide O2 to the root zones and helps the roots grow in search for water. just dont let it dry out to the point of death lol.

as far as transplanting goes it will thrive just fine in that container for around 2 weeks, want to make sure it has a nice healthy root system before you transplant otherwise it just makes a mess and causes un needed stress which will slow down growth. if you transplant at the correct time the plant shouldnt stop growing at all.

no nutes for 3-4 weeks

and make sure you have plenty of lighting, Mj is a light WHORE.....so if lighting is inadequate it will stretch and side branching will fall short.

good luck Markob.....and re-read 10 times what RetiredMatthebrute just wrote...you got to let this one go fairly dry before watering again....and don't over-water