The death stretch?!?!
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Indagrow
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I've had that happen.. I was over watering and the light was to far away/underpowered.. I propped the head up with a paper clip fashioned into a c at the top, let the medium dry out a little.... And it died haha.
My issue was the flood table wasn't level., this plant was the lowest and got the most water also least light but I had the light entirely too far away in the first place
"Today we out liquid paper on a bee... It died"
Every mistake is a lesson brotha
My issue was the flood table wasn't level., this plant was the lowest and got the most water also least light but I had the light entirely too far away in the first place
"Today we out liquid paper on a bee... It died"
Every mistake is a lesson brotha
hotrodharley
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Did you pre-treat the rockwool before using it?
Gibbz2.0
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Yeah I did, no light on them till they sprout not even a flood table yet I barely have added any water at all since I pulled them out of pretreatment... And only to the tray so the rockwool sucked it up when it dried... Just put them in rockwool Saturday night. Got home from work and saw this
Alexander Supertramp
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Its very important to put germing seeds under light. As soon as they sprout they will stretch until they find a light source.
pink isn't well
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Was the seed a little bit tight inside for room and couldn't turn properly? I use a pencil and widen the hole without deepening too much. good luck
pink isn't well
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wow... put a pic up. I thought that was the tap root popping out of the top of the cube, and back in again. with the shoot tip somewhere
buried in the cube lol. my bad
buried in the cube lol. my bad
pink isn't well
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never seen anything like that b4r.. thanks tho
pink isn't well
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it probably will. I thought that may have been the issue, couldnt tell exactly from the pic. after a 12 soak and the husk came off mine as they pushed through the root cube.. but not the leaves. did you soak them?
Alienwidow
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Seeds sprout better in the dark. As soon as they pop up they need light. I have a bunch in dirt and in a box at 78 degrees. I soak the seeds and then I wait two days and then open the box. Theyre all up everytime. Then under the floros.