Plant not growing, has fuzz all over the stem and plant

bdan

Active Member

• Jan 13, 2009

• #1

Its been a week since this plant has sprouted. Hasnt grown since the day its sprouted. Has fuzz all over the stem and leaves. Also have another plant that sprouted the same day and is doing fine. What should I do?

 

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Type 1 Diabetic

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #2

throw it out and do more research. its either the natural fuzz that grows or it is mold grom keeping them to wet.

 

yourlocal420

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• Jan 13, 2009

• #3

dude it looks fine

 

bdan

Active Member

• Jan 14, 2009

• #4

Type 1 Diabetic said:

throw it out and do more research. its either the natural fuzz that grows or it is mold grom keeping them to wet.

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I have another plant in the same pot and is doing great. So it must be natural fuzz. Its alot of fuz tho.

 

bunstinky

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• Jan 14, 2009

• #5

Ive got fuzz/hairs on my seedlings doesnt seem to bother them.
Maybe the soil is the reason why its stunted.

 

bdan

Active Member

• Jan 14, 2009

• #6

bunstinky said:

Ive got fuzz/hairs on my seedlings doesnt seem to bother them.
Maybe the soil is the reason why its stunted.

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True. I dont see why my one plant is way further ahead of my other plant when they both sprouted the saeme day, both get just as much light, and both get the same amount of water.

 

the357ink

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• Jan 14, 2009

• #7

if it looks like mold, throw it AWAY!!!!!

use a magnified glass...or microscope

 

yourlocal420

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• Jan 17, 2009

• #8

Dude it could just be the genetics. I germed 2 greenhouse seeds from the same card same bubbleponics tub same light 1 plant is barely 2 foot and looks all spindley and the other is over 4 fit and a stalk bigger than my thumb. Just the way it goes man.

 

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Rights

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• Jan 17, 2009

• #9

Actually, i can't really tell but... is the "fuzz" like dense spider webbing?
If so, thats spider mites

 

bdan

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• Jan 18, 2009

• #10

The under belly of the leaves are purple also.

 

mr.parker

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• Jan 18, 2009

• #11

your keeping the soil too wet you need to let the soil dry to kill the mold but it might be to late