Well everybody says keep your seedling on the dry side …well today my super healthy seedling 3 inches or so is totally bent over …what the I gave it a good drink I hope it comes back at 10 dollars a seed these things are like gold …already had to restart my Acapulco gold seeds …any advise would be appreciated …
Can u add a picture?
how good a drink?
That’s what I was thinking I was hoping to see the soil.
drowned or burned. i have been guilty of it all
What soil are you using before you consider any nutes?
It’s a vegetable organic potting soil …perlite
And worm castings …
Then it should be a bit before you need any nutrients , my guess too much water. I use a spray bottle 2 sprays at the base and 2 sprays in the dome twice a day. I can see part of the dome with quite a bit on it. The soil looks dark probably saturated, I would use a bread tie or something to support the stalk and wait a day maybe two before watering.
@pptrsha1 second opinion ?
looks too wet to me too. i use a dome and a syringe to water a ring around the plant so plant searches for the water. that did seem like a lot of water in the dome. i didnt see it until you said
I’m with the folks suggesting it is too wet. If using a misted dome you don’t need to water at all for several days even if the soil is bone dry. Cannabis will tolerate dry soil for far longer than it will tolerate wet soil. It needs to dry out. All the way out, and then will only need a ml or 2 of water each day. You can start watering more after it puts up a few nodes.
It’s way too early for nutes. It won’t need any at all until the cotyledon (little round leaves) are gone. If you will be using a good cannabis soil it won’t need nutes for 4 to 5 weeks.
I just watered this and then took the photo .as the plant was totall bent over …but less than one hour it’s standing up …this is the first time I actually watered and not misted it …should it still be under a dome.
I would use a dome until u can’t because your plant is too big. The dome helps protect the plant when it’s the most vulnerable.