Seedling Stunt Growth (Pic)

[krisvein]

Genetics: Hericules from Sannie's shop, Netherland (Indica)

Lights: 45W Flourescent 'white' x2 (Running 24/0)

RH: 60~70% (Humidifier inside tent)

Temp: 77~80 F (120mm PC Fan x3 blowing)

Medium: GH Coco Coir/Perlite (60/40)

Water PH: 5.9~6.1 (No nutes)



This seedling has been 7 days since planted in a cup after germinating as above (4 holes bottom)

I have really tried best I could do but it does not seem to grow from at this point for almost 2days..

Is this looking normal for 7days old seedling?

To me, it looks kinda healthy but very slow..

Please any advise...T^T

 

[Astral Zoom]

I like the cpu fans. howd you wire those?

and turn the lights sideways and you see a drastic improvment!!!

 

[Astral Zoom]

and the pH, you prob want it around 6.8 or so...

 

[SeeRockCity]

yeah, lighting is your issue...
get those flours horizontal..
and save up like $200-$300 and get a real light!

I wasted SO much time and money with fluorescent... I wish someone had stopped me.

 

[shawn705]

Genetics: Hericules from Sannie's shop, Netherland (Indica)

Lights: 45W Flourescent 'white' x2 (Running 24/0)

RH: 60~70% (Humidifier inside tent)

Temp: 77~80 F (120mm PC Fan x3 blowing)

Medium: GH Coco Coir/Perlite (60/40)

Water PH: 5.9~6.1 (No nutes)

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This seedling has been 7 days since planted in a cup after germinating as above (4 holes bottom)

I have really tried best I could do but it does not seem to grow from at this point for almost 2days..

Is this looking normal for 7days old seedling?

To me, it looks kinda healthy but very slow..

Please any advise...T^T

your lighting is fine, its your ph, ur growing in soil and like my friend astral said in the 2nd post, you must have your ph balanced to 6.8-7.0 optimal for soil.. i dunno who told u to put ur ph that low but they were giving u advice for hydroponic growing. GL

 

[shawn705]

I like the cpu fans. howd you wire those?

and turn the lights sideways and you see a drastic improvment!!!

maybe not drastic but will deffinitly get you more coverage i let my cfls hang like that too lol (but the supplemetal lighting)

 

[krisvein]

yeah, lighting is your issue...
get those flours horizontal..
and save up like $200-$300 and get a real light!

I wasted SO much time and money with fluorescent... I wish someone had stopped me.

I'll make them horizontal right after this posting..thanx..
I am using them before I put them under 400W MH soon~

 

[krisvein]

your lighting is fine, its your ph, ur growing in soil and like my friend astral said in the 2nd post, you must have your ph balanced to 6.8-7.0 optimal for soil.. i dunno who told u to put ur ph that low but they were giving u advice for hydroponic growing. GL

Really?....


I looked up for many threads about Coco coir PH level and most say 5.8~6.2..is this for hydroponic?

then, this must be a serious trouble..shall I flush them with 6.8 water?..

I am using purified water for now..

 

[krisvein]

and the pH, you prob want it around 6.8 or so...

umm...I heard that PH for Coco coir should be 5.8~6.3 for the best result. is this PH for hydroponic?

I am really confused T^T

 

[krisvein]

I like the cpu fans. howd you wire those?

and turn the lights sideways and you see a drastic improvment!!!

I'm a PC freak so I got a lot of fans and stuff..thanx~

I'll change the lights sideways right now~

Thanks~

 

[SeeRockCity]

I'll make them horizontal right after this posting..thanx..
I am using them before I put them under 400W MH soon~

I <3 my 400W MH.... works great for seedlings btw!

 

[shawn705]

Really?....


I looked up for many threads about Coco coir PH level and most say 5.8~6.2..is this for hydroponic?

then, this must be a serious trouble..shall I flush them with 6.8 water?..

I am using purified water for now..

umm...I heard that PH for Coco coir should be 5.8~6.3 for the best result. is this PH for hydroponic?

I am really confused T^T

I may be wrong on this one so dont hold me to it but im pretty damn sure u keep ur ph between 6.8-7.0 for coco and soiless mixes.. 5.8 is the hydro range i know that for sure! im gunna try and find a link n come back n post it for u guys

 

[shawn705]

Really?....


I looked up for many threads about Coco coir PH level and most say 5.8~6.2..is this for hydroponic?

then, this must be a serious trouble..shall I flush them with 6.8 water?..

I am using purified water for now..

umm...I heard that PH for Coco coir should be 5.8~6.3 for the best result. is this PH for hydroponic?

I am really confused T^T

do not flush them, its not a nute lock out or anything just ph so just start watering it with purified 6.8-7.0 water bro DONT FLUSH uneccesary stress

 

[shawn705]

Really?....


I looked up for many threads about Coco coir PH level and most say 5.8~6.2..is this for hydroponic?

then, this must be a serious trouble..shall I flush them with 6.8 water?..

I am using purified water for now..

umm...I heard that PH for Coco coir should be 5.8~6.3 for the best result. is this PH for hydroponic?

I am really confused T^T

Originally Posted by Bakatare666

Originally Posted by RIKNSTEIN
Attachment 2577835here ya go buddy hope this helps.



Can I post mine too?

 

[zzwasted]

yeah, lighting is your issue...
get those flours horizontal..
and save up like $200-$300 and get a real light!

I wasted SO much time and money with fluorescent... I wish someone had stopped me.

same here , i try to tell cfl user's the same

i spent atleast 100$ on cfl equipment when i could of got a 250w hps ..

 

[shawn705]

Really?....


I looked up for many threads about Coco coir PH level and most say 5.8~6.2..is this for hydroponic?

then, this must be a serious trouble..shall I flush them with 6.8 water?..

I am using purified water for now..

umm...I heard that PH for Coco coir should be 5.8~6.3 for the best result. is this PH for hydroponic?

I am really confused T^T

same here , i try to tell cfl user's the same

i spent atleast 100$ on cfl equipment when i could of got a 250w hps ..

fluros arnt so bad.. just a battle of keeping the light in the right place cuz they have hardly any canopy penetration.. i flowered a single plant in a dresser grow with a 125w cfl and yielded about 24 grams dry weight after lsting it a bit but the hps gives density ul never get with cfls/fluros

 

[Astral Zoom]

CFL is fine on the pockets if you already have the bulbs ha.. But yea to flower Id want like 40 cfls all the way around and thats gonna get pricy...

And I think you will see a decent imporvment when lights are sideways. they give off way more light on the side coils!!!

Last grow I had vertical cfls and I compare one month pics to my horizontal cfl set up now.... and they are like 3-4 times bigger!!! no joke

gl man.

 

[spaizy]

Do not go up to 6.8 in coco. The right pH in coco is between 5.5 and 6.2 (just like hydroponics) when vegging and a little higher in bloom. As per this chart: View attachment 2619663

 

[SeeRockCity]

CFL is fine on the pockets if you already have the bulbs ha.. But yea to flower Id want like 40 cfls all the way around and thats gonna get pricy...

And I think you will see a decent imporvment when lights are sideways. they give off way more light on the side coils!!!

Last grow I had vertical cfls and I compare one month pics to my horizontal cfl set up now.... and they are like 3-4 times bigger!!! no joke

gl man.

here's my question....he has a 400W MH and he wonders why his 2x florescent bulbs are causing slow growth?!!
DUUUUH!?!?!?!