I see some stunted growth on these seedlings, they are around a week old and some have not evn opened cotyledons and I see some black rotting at tip of a seedling which had first set of true leaves emerging, is it fine or should i worry?
Temp:- 17-24 degrees celsius
Rh:- 60-72
Watering:- watered when planted, light spraying around 2 times a day as i am using heat mats
Look ok to me. Only thing to add imo is more light. Little leggy to start.
Agreed ^^^ drop your light about 20 inches above your seedlings to help control the stretch
They’re stretching for more light Growmie. What light are you using? Next go round use solo cups a little over 1/2 full so you can add medium around the tiny stem for support. The 4 older seedlings below are under a fluorescent T5 and I’ve added medium once to bury them a little more 
I’m with them 
Need to lower or turn up the power of your light. You could use some Woden skewers to help keep them from falling over. And @OGIncognito ’s solo cup is the way I grow. Put a clear solo cup inside a colored solo cup. Then you can monitor the root development too. 
Left seedling supported by wire (green).
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When “up-potting” or as mentioned above (half solo cup) “re-fill” of soil for seedling support, seedling can be buried up to round leaf pair (cotyledons, first pair leaves above soil on seedling).
Hey @escobarforever ,
Are you also @pabloescobar and @pabloescobarforever ?
Drop that to a few inches above the canopy Growmie. I run a T5HO fixture about 4” above the seedlings
@Myfriendis410 Perhaps you can help here.
@dbrn32 @MattyBear
Wow that’s lookin fast, like mine at 14d so double mine. With house lamps 8 - 12" away.
@escobarforever I think we both could use better light.
And your soil looks like mud its way too wet. Less water more light
@Jaysittinback Ya they grew really fast. Just harvested one of them at 12oz,6g. Got a journal on here with a weekly update. Once a week on same day, so im certain of there age. Called poseidons gdp run if you wanted to check it out. Chopping another sunday, a bit smaller tho.
Measuring your plant for comparing to others is not a good use of time.
All grow environments are different and all plants grow differently.
I am lucky when seedlings survive my mistreatments, but they do.
Not a male is a good goal and flowering female that clone is winner winner, Imgrow
@Jaysittinback @Poseidon1 @DEEPDIVERDAVE i am using TLO growing Rev’s recipe which i have used in my early successful grow and here it is and this soil was used earlier this year and it was lying around so i used it.
What are your temps? Are you using a humidity dome? I leave my seedling in 24 hr light for at least 2 weeks
Temp:-19-24 celsius and not using humidity dome and lighting schedule is 18 + hrs light a day
I would suggest 27°C maintained , a humidity dome, and lower your light to about 18 inches above your plant.
Hi, few things I seen do that to seedlings are intense light rarely, dry soil sometimes, or mud not letting roots do their thing. If your soil’s not mud and not over dried, blame light.
It seems not very bright in there. Throw more soil around them and bury deeper, add light and/or more light hours.
I’m with @ChittyChittyBangin. And Your soil looks dry in the pic. When you water do it in a ring around the seedling. Do not get the stem wet if you can help it. It makes the roots grow out in search of water. Instead of straight down. Overwatering and underwatering have the same symptoms so be careful. If your not on a 24 hour lights on schedule the plant may be droopy when the light first comes on or right before light goes out. I hope this helps.
