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Hey Dave. Thanks for the reply. Greatly appreciated. So far two seeds sprouted in soil on Tuesday. Decent amount of stretching so far, but doesn't seem concerning. Containers are close to those of solo and top soil is a bit dry/crisp, but not all the way. Time to start introducing water? Spray...

Great grows, Dave. Have a similar setup to your OG Kush grow. Germinating seeds right now directly in Happy Frog with LED. Quick questions if you don't mind helping. What distance did you keep LED to top of container for germinating? When did you start watering and how often? Greatly appreciate...

Doing a bit better now. Auto Pounder has re-bounded, still a little small IMO for sprouting on Feb. 9. Auto Gelato is in another boat. Not doing too not and the difference is pretty significant.

Oh boy. Glad it turned around! This definitely gives me hope. Always figured auto's continually get big, but can see it doing a growth spurt.

Sharing some recent photos:

What's the cool soil you mix it with? What are your ratio's?

Really, really appreciate this response and now finally understanding what happened. Way too hot. Wish my local shop mentioned to cut it with at least perlite or another soil. Might try Nectar in the future but going back to FF for now.

Brought it down a bit, but was told to keep Nectar of the Gods fed at 6.4. This soil line is kind of a headache to deal with.

Typo on my part. #4. Appreciate the help and will def keep an eye to make sure I'm not overwatering.

Here's what it's made of: Washed Coco Coir Fiber, Alaskan Humus, Perlite, Yucca, Pumice, Diatoms, Worm Castings, Feather Meal, Fish Meal, Kelp Meal, Paramagnetic Rock, Limestone, Rock Dust, Mycorrhizae Fungi. I do fear I may have over watered.

Two autos sprouted 12 days ago. Week one growth was strong, but have since seem stunted and leaves are turning pale. More info below on setup. From days of research I can't figure out what the issue could be. Potential nutrient lock? Overwatering? Light too intense? Are they really stunted? From...

It's a small infestation. Haven't seen more than 3 to 5 at a time.

Thanks for the advice with the gnats. I think despite their presence my plants are severely root bound. I flipped one of my less promising seedlings out of its container and its wrapped up in roots from top to bottom. I'll transplant and hope it solves the problem!

I'm almost positive they're gnats. The few that I've caught in sticky traps resemble the image below

Almost three week old seedlings. All hybrid seeds done by cross breading. FFOF soil and in solo cups. Noticed fungus gnats at week two. Started using gnatrol for a soil drench a few days ago. Not sure if it's continued larva damage, root bound issues, or something I'm missing. Open to advice and...