New Grower Hi can the seed get stuck to the shoot part?

i removed the husk. while removing the husk a very small portion of the leaf got removed as well. is it something to be alarmed of?
one more question regarding light. which one to use for now?
natural sunlight i get around 6hrs(direct sunlight)
morning i dont get any sun. west facing balcony.

thank you
 
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the pics are a lil outta focus but decent enough me thinks,thanks for putting them up dude.yeah AI is right if the seed is still stuck to the leaf you can lightly scrape it off with your thumb,but in all honesty unless the crinkle and/or discoloration really goes upto the stem it'll be just fine most likely if .you dont wanna mess with it,those wee round leaves will most often wither up n fall off. and imo id be using atleast a small CFL at around 18 hours of light and a nother week er so after your first starter feeding which id imagine youll do before then possibly and youll be right as rain id think man.

or just use a pair of small sharp tweezers or a stick pen and grab an edge and lift it lightly,and pick away at it lightly,if it dont wanna budge just leave it.hope that helps ya out man.cant tell if there is any other discoloration and.or spots but they look clean and a bit leggy but a small CFL or 2ft T5 panel will do you juuust fine man:Sharing One:

Edit: LOL ya took it off,ya it looked like it was crusted to the leaf tip..i was gonna recommend slicing the itty bitty piece of leaf off if it bothered you but it should be fine man.
 
loads of questions on mind....
1) first starter feeding will be nitrogen?
2) will direct sunlight be bad at this stage?
3) soil mix is 1 half is top soil of local area. and second half has mix of coco peat, peat moss and vermicompost in different mix. will this mix be enough for whole period of vegetation and flowering?

4) what are t5s? i have a household tungsten bulb for now. cfl also small ones.
can tubelights be a better source of light?
 
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the husk came off easily after wetting. but it left a white stain on the leaf. so i was cleaning that stain when the portion just came off
 
what does it mean if its too leggy?

Too much stretch - distance of vertical stalk between nodes.

It would be extremely helpful for you to read all the stickies at the top of the New Growers Sub forum
so you can gain a working knowledge of the vocabulary and lexicon used when discussing these things.

Not being harsh, it would just be helpful so that you could understand what everyone is talking about.
A good foundational understanding of terms is SUPER useful. Rather than post by post vocabulary lessons.
 
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You don't want a lot of stretch, smaller inter-nodal length allows for a bushier plant... from what I understand! I'm a newbie too.
 
Too much stretch - distance of vertical stalk between nodes.

It would be extremely helpful for you to read all the stickies at the top of the New Growers Sub forum
so you can gain a working knowledge of the vocabulary and lexicon used when discussing these things.

Not being harsh, it would just be helpful so that you could understand what everyone is talking about.
A good foundational understanding of terms is SUPER useful. Rather than post by post vocabulary lessons.

ok :D
 
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