My 1 week seedling disapared after i watered it.

[DadaMink]

Is it dead or will it pop back up? Its autoflower. I can't see no green. Think it's the way I poured the water

 

[bk78]

I see it

Welcome to the forum

 

[AntoMaria7]

What’s with the photo?? Is it before it disapared?? And it isn’t there anymore? I don’t get it

 

[DadaMink]

No thats what it looked like before juat all soil

 

[AntoMaria7]

But it’s a plant in the middle

 

[DadaMink]

See

 

[AntoMaria7]

See

Oh okay thats weird

 

[DadaMink]

That example from other pot

 

[AntoMaria7]

Do you have any cats?

 

[AntoMaria7]

Because it isn’t even dead as it would lie there but it isn’t at all *o*

 

[DadaMink]

I have one but he dont go in there

 

[AntoMaria7]

I have one but he dont go in there

oh okay because my cat eats my plants like crazy if i leave the door open even for one sec. I’m really interested in what someone else might think. It’s really strange

 

[DadaMink]

I think i washed it away. Only time will tell I'll keep u posted

 

[McShnutz]

You may have uprooted it and it dried up on the soil surface, or got buried under the soil once the water drained thru

 

[DadaMink]

Can it come back if thats the case?

 

[bam0813]

use this to water seedlings, not so much like this

 

[Rurumo]

Seedlings have weak stems, the water very well could have moved the soil back on top of it. Have to be very gentle with the babies. Helps to get some plastic syringes of different sizes-that way you can dribble out water around the seedling without drowning it-I got a big back of 3-4 sized of syringes from Amazon a few years ago and it's still half full. I use one of them just for measuring Neem oil, one just for watering babies (to keep it sterile), one for seaweed/fulvic, etc. Prevents cross contamination. Give it time, the plant may emerge again, or not, it's survival of the fittest!

 

[McShnutz]

Can it come back if thats the case?

Would you even want it to at this point? I'd call it and pop a new bean.

 

[McShnutz]

Seedlings have weak stems, the water very well could have moved the soil back on top of it. Have to be very gentle with the babies. Helps to get some plastic syringes of different sizes-that way you can dribble out water around the seedling without drowning it-I got a big back of 3-4 sized of syringes from Amazon a few years ago and it's still half full. I use one of them just for measuring Neem oil, one just for watering babies (to keep it sterile), one for seaweed/fulvic, etc. Prevents cross contamination. Give it time, the plant may emerge again, or not, it's survival of the fittest!

It took me yrs to figure out the cross contamination from dosing syringes. Thank good my wife is a veterinarian and just takes shit from the clinic. 60ml is ideal for a tight fit into the mouth of the bottle. You can tip a qt upside down and fill the syringe. No leaks either or foam to give a bad reading.

 

[bam0813]

oh okay because my cat eats my plants like crazy if i leave the door open even for one sec. I’m really interested in what someone else might think. It’s really strange

Not really it’s quite simple imo . The water pressure buried it