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

[hairypotter]

hello!

update as of dec 12

seed potted on 3rd dec


thank you

 

[Root]

Looking Good! :thumbs:

 

[gone1]

The are so small but thy grow tall so fast

 

[hairypotter]

The are so small but thy grow tall so fast

thanks!


if one of the true leaves tip starts to get whitish yellowish anything to be worried about?

 

[gone1]

Pictures please,
did you give them any nutes allready? Maybe its a little nute burned.

 

[hairypotter]

Pictures please,
did you give them any nutes allready? Maybe its a little nute burned.

no i didnt add any fertilizers not planning to. but the organic manure might have been too much for it? or it can be due to too much sun exposure?

ill put up pics now...

day 11th after potting.
dec 14

 

[gone1]

That looks like nute burn, the soil may bo too hot. Im not a soil grower and haven't really read into it therefore i cant really advise you what to do.

 

[steelrat]

Hi Hairy

I'd advise you not to manually remove the seed-shell in the future, just keep the environment moist and the plant will retain the sheel for as long as it needs to. It's the plant's only nutrient store at the beginning so shouldn't be removed. An easy way to keep the environment moist is just to mist all around her with tap water, preferably prefiltered through a cheap shower chlorine-filter.

Your organic soil may be too hot, you shouldn't have to worry about soil pH since it's an organic mix. The plants look a little small for eleven days so it would be good to find out why early on, i think it may be too much N as said above..


All the best,

steely

 

[steelrat]

Forgot to say they are only a little burnt so i wouldn't attempt to fix it.

By the looks of her you won't need to give veg nutes for another two weeks, i'd start off at 0.5ml per litre.


Cheers,

steely

 

[steelrat]

Also, best to water pots with a spray-head watering can so that you don't tsunami the seedlings ;+}


atb,

steely