Super slow seedling growth.

Katkatkat717

Katkatkat717

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Hi I'm Kat! I have 4 seedlings that I planted about 2 weeks ago and they are just now starting to show signs of the third tier. I started them in 3 gallon pots like I usually do but something is different this time. I'm almost to the point where I want to just start over. Someone help!!
 
bri77

bri77

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You need to give more detials, lights, eviroment conditions etc etrc. Also pics!
 
MrGreenP

MrGreenP

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Katkatkat717 said:
Hi I'm Kat! I have 4 seedlings that I planted about 2 weeks ago and they are just now starting to show signs of the third tier. I started them in 3 gallon pots like I usually do but something is different this time. I'm almost to the point where I want to just start over. Someone help!!
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Tell us a little about your setup. from your medium to lights etc.
 
Katkatkat717

Katkatkat717

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MrGreenP said:
Tell us a little about your setup. from your medium to lights etc.
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Well I have an extra bedroom but I just use the closet. I have 2 T5s in thereturn and some of the red and blue LED lights. Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil. There all in 3 gallon pots. One of them (Liberty Haze) will be 5 Weeks on the 18th and she's just barely over the top of the pot :(
 
bri77

bri77

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Pics! for the love of God woman post some pics of your plants so we can look at them and stuff.
 
greasemonkeymann

greasemonkeymann

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Katkatkat717 said:
Well I have an extra bedroom but I just use the closet. I have 2 T5s in thereturn and some of the red and blue LED lights. Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil. There all in 3 gallon pots. One of them (Liberty Haze) will be 5 Weeks on the 18th and she's just barely over the top of the pot :(
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3 gals are WAY too big for seedlings, the media with hold too much water, driving ph low, causing anaerobic environments, and suffocating the roots
start in party cups and they'll do way better
wintertime means very lil evaporation, and likely they are too moist
 
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