No growth in seedling

brad olula

brad olula

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This plant has five nodes. Planted in loam soil amended with saw dust.
Its under the sun from 6am to 6pm
Its been a month but its not taller than 3inches.
I topped it to try catalyze growth
But ain't a differencein a whole effin month.
Wat cud i be doing wrongIMG_20180430_154305.jpg IMG_20180430_154325.jpg
 

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Aolelon

Aolelon

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Your soil looks to be pretty bad imo. If it's not allowing roots to grow it will not grow. Which may be what happening.
 
Rikyu

Rikyu

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Aolelon said:
That wouldn't make it not grow. That's basically what SOG is. All it does is promote it going into flower faster, but it should still grow.
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Of course it would. A flowering light schedule from germination stunts growth. Besides, who said it was one thing?
 
Aolelon

Aolelon

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Yes it will stunt growth but not like what we're seeing. All you have to do is look how hard his soil is to see the problem. I can guarantee the roots aren't growing. It looks like concrete.
 
blake9999

blake9999

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You going to have to grow in real soil. I'm not too sure on the nutrient value of saw dust. Probably nill to nothing.
 
MichiganMedGrower

MichiganMedGrower

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Agreed. The soil is not suitable.

Soil looks to be too dense and lacking in nutrients.

I have never heard amended with sawdust. Why? What is the purpose?
 
Aolelon

Aolelon

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I know sawdust is good for composting. I am wondering if that is what he is getting his idea from. But from what I've read you shouldn't use it to grow as an amendment.
 
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