SLH sprouted, then embryonic leaves fall off.

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souldevour

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Yo all,

This morning I left for work, checking my babies, and all had sprouted, with the embryonic leaves.

I got home today, 9 hours later and the embryonic leaves had fallen(?) off one(maybe even a bug in the room). The stem is still nice and green.

Is it worth the lights on it, or is it just wasted time and money. I know the embryonic leaves absorb light to feed, but is the any hope in it still growing?

I thinking about chucking it, but only have 10 of these seeds, trying to keep as many as possible.

Cheers for any insight.

 
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souldevour

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sorry, forgot to mention all that

It had just sprouted, then the embryonic leaves fell off, 3 days old from seed. No true leaves yet, I think its no good. Was hoping but.
 
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souldevour

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Just imagine a sprouted seed, and cutting the top off, whats is left is a small 4 cm green stem. The first true leaves never even started yet, the seed had just popped out, drop its casing, then drop its embryonic leaves. , Dont know what happen, I thinking there must of been some bug in the room, as the break is very clean looking, and stills has a nice green stem.

As I have dedicated CFLS per plant, I just needed to know if its worth to keep it.

Should of been a bit more clear on my first post, but half expected a yes/no answer.

I think ill just get rid of it.
 
darkdestruction420

darkdestruction420

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It's probally technically possible for it to live, ive seen a person or 2 over my time on here and elsewhere who claimed to have had a seedling survive and actually make a new head. I'm pretty skeptical about it actually happening personally, but i cant say that its not possible. That being said you might as well chuck it imo. it will end up being behind in growth a fair deal to the others even if it were to somehow happen.
 
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