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They are hungry pure and simple IMHO, and the gallon of water over 4 days is a lot of water for that tiny thing. This can cause you leaves to droop down like they are. Seedlings that size need moist soil not wet, their roots are very tender at this stage of the game..

You can't bury it or at least you shouldn't bury it past the cotyledon which are the very bottom and you are just about there now. Your stem higher up is still very soft and it is easy to rot it off at this point in time. I am not familiar with your strain but from the pic I would venture to say...

You certainly need more N and I believe more cal/mag also, she is just a little hungry.

Your plants look fine very healthy. Purple stalks and stems can be perfectly normal or a sign but they look just fine. Can be genetics, cooler temps can do it.

I agree sometype of reflective material and I don't see a fan. You are going to need airflow, stems and molds. Welcome to RIU hope you enjoy your stay.

I think it is worth the work of moving them, I move them back and forth daily with great results. More work but you do have the advantage of the full spectrum of sunlight more UVb = better buds. You do want to use filtered sunshine to harden them off a few days. I fail to see where this is...

Sorry but that is bud rot, nothing to be done but cut out the infected areas, quickly or you will lose everything.

Screw bag appeal, lol. Nothing like the true sativas for enjoyment, in whatever you are doing. I got mine from USC seeds out of sannie's I haven't had anything that was as promised so I am excited about seeing what comes up and how they breed. Looking for the phenos in future generations should...

Foliar spraying can be when done correctly very beneficial to the health of a plant, when done incorrectly you can really do some harm to your plants quickly. As stated earlier it can be used as a quick fix when you have a problem, just remember less is more when foliar spraying or you can...

I just love these threads on flushing vs non flushing always get a laugh. I see all the posts and studies done on the ill effects of flushing on a plant and all the opinions put forth on flushing. Maybe if I grew hydro and was pumping my plants so full of shit they don't need I might change my...

I move my plants outside every morning at 5:30, well most every morning sometimes I sleep a little later. My timer comes on at 5:30 if I sleep in, then I place them in my spot where they get some direct and lots of light filtered sun. I move them inside in the afternoon or evening depending on...

You can safely transplant and bury the stem up to the cotyledon, the stem will make more roots for you. Watch your watering levels and in a closet without ventilation I am inclined to suggest that when they are this small you would be better served using a cfl in your early veg. There will be...

Looks like thripe damage to me.......do you use neem oil?

I have 4 seedlings going of colombian gold x Lambsbread. This is basically what I started out with in the late 60's although seperate strains which I crossed and grew for over 30 years. Great strain to work with IMO, long flowering times but since you already grow the female you are aware of...

You will be just fine, relax. :mrgreen:

Its all good :hump: I have some Sativa Queen pollen in the fridge now labeled 2/11 and I plan on a test run with my lady cane in about 2 or 3 more weeks I will let you know. I don't hold much hope for it, but I sure would like it to give me a few beans, hope hope pray pray.

Sure sounds like it, I have several different fruit trees don't know the names Costa Rican fruit trees, several variety of fruit bushes, 7 different types of citrus, avocado, fig, peach, apple and 6 variety of guave. I too sir am a slave but a very willing one.

You bet it is better, much better. Even though it might not look as bright to your eyes as the 1000 watt you are getting much much more usuable light for the plant. I move mine inside to outside every day, I groan sometimes and tell friends I can't go somewhere got to move my plants at lights...

Sannie's Jack has been a winner for me. Also, as mentioned a few times sativa's or sativa dom normally do just fine at least the ones I have grown.

White Dutch Clover is the best IMHO, more expensive that the Red but grows lower with huge root system. When I farmed I used this extensively in the fields and it was self sowing once established in the fields. As for keeping the soil in the container sure it will work, does work but I only use...