Seedlings Help

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Alexander Lawson

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My baby girl is a really light green and wilting. I think. I'm a total n00b and am freaking out..

She's a Durban Poison from Seedsman (I know, bad for a noobie), planted in MG Starting Mix (I know, MG is total shit because it is too hot, but take into consideration that it's MEANT for seedlings so it's different), she was germed approx. 3 days ago.

Hasn't had any light yet, but I have 200-250 actual watts of CFL g2g. And sorry about the pictures, the setup is a little awkward. Anyway one more question: can you grow successfully without controlling ph or humidity?image.jpeg image.jpeg
 

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I dunno it looks fine to me. Typically we wouldn't expect you to be successful growing indoors without controlling temps/humidity but there are some awesome places to live I bet the temps/humidity can be balanced with the correct equipment selection. I don't mean it has to be expensive it just needs to balance. You don't have to be specific but if you want help here you need to give us as much as you can or a close misrepresentation at least ;)
 
They havnt even started growing and your worrying. Just chill put and don't put it up in a pedestal, its just weed. Plenty of harder fruit to grow out there Imo.

Now, as they have cracked the surface, so they need light. Any light is better than none.

Don't feed them any nutes for a while, it will last weeks in there.

I cant tell how big the pots are, but looks a little bug for seedlings. Just use a plastic cup next time.
 
Thank you guys so much for your replies. Since this in starting soil (virtually no nutes), would some Jobe's tomato fert spikes w/ 6-18-6 take care of nute needs?
 
Alexander Lawson said:
Thank you guys so much for your replies. Since this in starting soil (virtually no nutes), would some Jobe's tomato fert spikes w/ 6-18-6 take care of nute needs?
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No you don't need any nutes. There is plenty in the soil.

When I grow in soil. I use no added nutes unless there is a deficiency.
 
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