When they're that young and freshly potted up, it's just a waiting game. Less is more right now. You really just need to let that pot dry out and encourage those roots to stretch and fill the pot. Most of the growth right now is going to be below the surface. Once the roots get a feel for the new environment, the plant itself will go through a major growth spurt. That being said, if you want to encourage growth, you could foliar feed with a really mild solution. Tappin' Roots, floralicious and sea green are my favorites for young vegging plants. Good luck!
Nothing yet, not sure which ones I needed... any suggestions?
Alaskan fish fert is a good source of N. In veg I give Alaskan and some cal mag and that’s after a few weeks of just water. The soil should have some nutes in them able to sustain a small plant for some time especially since you just up potted.
Yeah, if you're going to liquid feed them, I'd stick to organic ferts while they're this young. At least for a couple of weeks. Depending on the soil, it may already have basic nutrients in it and you don't want to overfeed. You can't really.overdo it with organics though.
I was agreeing with ya bro!
My apologies. Lol. I miss interpreted.
