MickFoster
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I agree.........trash them and start over...........the right way.
You might consider doing some research first.
You might consider doing some research first.
Seed pod at only 5 weeks?
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No I'm new here I haven't grown in probably 20 years I'm just going to start over I just never seen a plant do this after being one month old and yes I know all these plants are stunted growth probably stressed I'm sure
MickFoster
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Yeah thanks but have you ever accomplished anything that looks like this after only four weeks probably not I haven't grown in over 20 years this time I just took some seeds out of the bag and throw them in a pot I know I did a lot wrong by putting some plants in the same pot and all that I never said the seeds were the problem
Thanks
hotrodharley
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And obviously buying a light source capable of supporting a healthy plant.
Yeah thanks right now I've only got assertive 5 LED strip grow lights and a humidifier I do need a heater where they are at probably why they're stressed and stunted growth is not warm enough probably stays around 70 degrees
Probably I over water them to and I started as outdoor plants but I started getting cold here so I brought them inside I'm sure that stress them out I'm still kind of weirded out about the tall plant
Roger A. Shrubber
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that's from not having enough light, they try to stretch up to it. i use a cheap led shop light for seedlings, and keep it almost touching them. as they start to grow, you can lift one end of the light up and arrange the plants from shortest to tallest under it
PopAndSonGrows
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That's 5 weeks?? Damn.
Definitely start over. Only do multiple plants per container, if you're going to use 30gal or bigger pots. Read up on seedling care, in fact go read the Growweedeasy website "cover to cover", you can follow their info verbatim and be successful.
Definitely start over. Only do multiple plants per container, if you're going to use 30gal or bigger pots. Read up on seedling care, in fact go read the Growweedeasy website "cover to cover", you can follow their info verbatim and be successful.
MickFoster
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If everyone used some type of fluorescent lighting for seedlings..........stretching would be eliminated.
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Roger A. Shrubber
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nice job, you'd be surprised how many people come on here and have all kinds of advice and have never grown one plant, as far as they can prove.
i'm not trying to be an asshole, your response just seemed a little callous, my mistake if i over reacted
twentyeight.threefive
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No worries, I'm actually an asshole. But I have grown a plant.
Roger A. Shrubber
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doesn't have to be flourescent, low power leds work fine, the "60W" household led bulbs that actually use about 15 watts work well, but you need more than one of them