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

[hairypotter]

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.

hi what are you growing??

 

[Cannabinoid Connoisseur]

Autofem Short Riders from Nirvana seeds. They seemed hearty enough for the steep learning curve I was facing!

 

[Guerrilla]

She looks just fine. Those little colagnadon (spelling? Haha) leaves don't really matter once the others come in. Your good man. Don't sweat it.

but you need some support with the stretch you have tho. Don't let them fall over

 

[Cannabinoid Connoisseur]

She looks just fine. Those little colagnadon (spelling? Haha) leaves don't really matter once the others come in. Your good man. Don't sweat it.

cotyledons!

 

[hairypotter]

She looks just fine. Those little colagnadon (spelling? Haha) leaves don't really matter once the others come in. Your good man. Don't sweat it.

but you need some support with the stretch you have tho. Don't let them fall over

should i tighten the soil? will that help?

 

[Guerrilla]

cotyledons!

Thanks man. Lol

 

[hairypotter]

Autofem Short Riders from Nirvana seeds. They seemed hearty enough for the steep learning curve I was facing!

good lucks to you fellow potter

 

[Cannabinoid Connoisseur]

I think you'd be fine if you filled up your pot with more of your medium! If that doesn't do it, you can put a chop stick in away from your roots, but angled toward your plant for it to lean on

And thanks!! :stylez rasta smoke:

 

[hairypotter]

I think you'd be fine if you filled up your pot with more of your medium! If that doesn't do it, you can put a chop stick in away from your roots, but angled toward your plant for it to lean on

And thanks!! :stylez rasta smoke:

adding more soil wont hinder with growth? and what if the soil touches the leafs?

 

[Cannabinoid Connoisseur]

I'd fill it as much as you can while leaving 1-1.5 inches of space before the cotyledons. Roots will start growing out of the newly submerged stem and actually help your growth in the end!