signs of stress?
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
That plant is too young to feed. You're watching nute burn in action. Water with just plain water soon until you get a volume of runoff equal to your soil volume, then let dry for a few days. cn
potdepot
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i would be thiniing to transplant it in atleast 1 gal now rootball grow twice the height and yours looks stretched a bit might wanan take the light closer a bit ... leaves starting drooping like that when they are there overwatered or your root are beginning to be stunt .. id transplant water with PLAIN water no nutes utill that seedling is 3 weeks-1 month old
****edit**** when you transplant burry that hole streatched bottom part of the stem it won't change anything but your plant won't be has much streched and will look more bushy and more healthy, you can even burry the round leaves they will fall off in a week or so anyway just bury the whole thing until first set of real leaves
****edit**** when you transplant burry that hole streatched bottom part of the stem it won't change anything but your plant won't be has much streched and will look more bushy and more healthy, you can even burry the round leaves they will fall off in a week or so anyway just bury the whole thing until first set of real leaves
thanks for the info. im about to transplant it tomorrowi would be thiniing to transplant it in atleast 1 gal now rootball grow twice the height and yours looks stretched a bit might wanan take the light closer a bit ... leaves starting drooping like that when they are there overwatered or your root are beginning to be stunt .. id transplant water with PLAIN water no nutes utill that seedling is 3 weeks-1 month old
****edit**** when you transplant burry that hole streatched bottom part of the stem it won't change anything but your plant won't be has much streched and will look more bushy and more healthy, you can even burry the round leaves they will fall off in a week or so anyway just bury the whole thing until first set of real leaves
im using a 600w hps. probably bump it up to 1000w after transplant.
george xxx
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You need to do a little research or get a good book. There ain't no way a seedling needs or can use that much light.
Warriorbuds
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Read......read.....read! Its free here! No library card needed!! All the info you need is on this site! 
good luck!
good luck!
for the first 2 weeks i used 400w. im in about 4 days with 600w. oh and i have a little over 30 under 1 light.