Week old from seed, some are falling over now?

94blowncobra

94blowncobra

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My plants are looking good but i have a super silver haze, and a super lemon haze, both of which are now laying down with the top turning towards the light. All the others are ok. Is this common for some seedlings to fall over? Whats should i do? Or should i just let them pickup on there own?
 
max316420

max316420

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Light is probably too far away? How far is it from the tops of the plants? You can stalk them up with a stick and some twist ties and get a fan on them to have a lite breeze blowing on them and that will strengthen up the stems
 
max316420

max316420

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My ssh was real skinny and lanky.. I just kept training it by tying tops down but it was still a pain in the ass. Decided not to bother with it
 
growsolo

growsolo

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They look just dandy so far, prop them up or transplant them and bury them up to the first node, your option.
 
94blowncobra

94blowncobra

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max316420 said:
You could probably get your lights even closer
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I know right? I was working them in slowly as they are very young. I hope i dont have to babysit these haze plants throughout the entire grow. Actually my white widow has fallen over too?? WTF?
What temps to these young plants prefer? my temps do fluctuate between 70-85*
 
max316420

max316420

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Do you have a fan blowing on them.. Get some wooden chopsticks and stick them in the soil next to the stems and use twist ties to secure them. get a fan blowing and they will strengthen right up and in no time you'll be able to remove the sticks
 
94blowncobra

94blowncobra

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max316420 said:
Do you have a fan blowing on them.. Get some wooden chopsticks and stick them in the soil next to the stems and use twist ties to secure them. get a fan blowing and they will strengthen right up and in no time you'll be able to remove the sticks
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Yea man, ive had a fan on them the whole time. I got the fan on low and at a distance so the breeze isnt to strong.
 
94blowncobra

94blowncobra

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I just wanted to make sure i wasnt doing something wrong. The light being moved closer and then having problems kind of freaked me out. Im not too good on sick plants, YET!:leaf:
 
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