Only cotyledons-No true leaves

Lenin1917

Lenin1917

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Give them some time, bugs happen nothing a couple squirts of neem oil or some spinosad won’t take care of.
 
weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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I had one that was stuck like that for 2-3 weeks, then when it started growing it grew two symmetrical main stems, like it got topped before it even got started
 
xtsho

xtsho

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Could be many things but it's not bugs.

Looks like seeds that were harvested early and not fully developed.
 
Nate09

Nate09

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xtsho said:
Could be many things but it's not bugs.

Looks like seeds that were harvested early and not fully developed.
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Nope,
seeds were all fully developed and popping out of calyxes, little project I did crossing some strains. I did find some larvae on one seed shell, so thats where my..'hypothesis' came from.
 
postmanwatching

postmanwatching

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Nate09 said:
Oh my, and here I was thinking seedlings can't take too much light. Thanks so much my man.
I guess sun burnt seedlings, light burn etc def is a myth. <3
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you want the light blasting as soon as the shell cracks...
also keeps them really short...
if like you let em pop up out of soil under a flouresant light for a couple days and then put then straight under a 1000mh it might shock them
but if you start the seeds directly under the 1000mh it won't be a problem...
 
Brettman

Brettman

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postmanwatching said:
you want the light blasting as soon as the shell cracks...
also keeps them really short...
if like you let em pop up out of soil under a flouresant light for a couple days and then put then straight under a 1000mh it might shock them
but if you start the seeds directly under the 1000mh it won't be a problem...
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At what distance from the light?
 
Nate09

Nate09

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postmanwatching said:
you want the light blasting as soon as the shell cracks...
also keeps them really short...
if like you let em pop up out of soil under a flouresant light for a couple days and then put then straight under a 1000mh it might shock them
but if you start the seeds directly under the 1000mh it won't be a problem...
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Thanks for the entertainment <3
 
postmanwatching

postmanwatching

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depends if you have a ducted hood or not...
think about it...the sun is going to have more lumens than any light...
you just are worried about heat...
 
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