My girls are stunted again
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Just gotta be patient. Remember they spend their first 7-21 days laying rootwork, not growing vertically.
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Lol. I know theyâre growing underneath soil. Impatient is something Iâm still trying to sort out. Haha. Day 13 today on these girls. Just Phâd water right now? Shot glass or so isnât that right?
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Another week or so should be light nutes?
Howâd those blocks work for you? I got relief for about a week and it went away. Did it three times. Then I have a couple buddies that did it as well and they had relief for 5-6 months. I hope yours is the latter 
I probably do about 6 ounces every 3-5 days.
Youâre in straight coco this go?
About 3 days before they wore off. Not sure what relief I got. But I got extremely nauseous when they wore off 
so musta been something.
My semi-permanents are in a week or so. 
I hope they do the trick for a while.
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Coco and perlite again. Just jacks nutes. Probably stick with clock forever. Love the control I have of it
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Nutes full strength from seed to harvest. I feed every time I water even when theyâre wee. Particularly important in coco, since skipping nutrients means youâre skipping the calcium, which ultimately affects the cations in your coco.
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Okay thank you! Wasnât sure if I should feed or wait. Iâll start feeding and do the math to make the feed that small. Lol
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My thought is over.
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Looks like over. Iâd give her a dome and resist the urge to water for a day or two. See if she perks up
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I e got her domed and spray when getting dry inside cup. Water on outer ring of the cup and let it soak in soil
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How often?
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Every 2 days or so I water. Mist In dome when dry, which is everyday
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This is the hardest part for me getting it out of the seedling stage. Iâm just not sure why.
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Even when theyâre wee like this, they do fine with a real wet/dry cycle. I give my solo cup seedlings like 2-6oz water (depends on the plant mostly) til I get some runoff, then leave it alone til the coco is light to lift (this is relative, since wet coco is marginally heavier in a solo cup than dry coco, but when you feel it you start to understand on a more intuitive level).
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Okay I understand what you mean. I do the âliftâ method on my pots now. I got ya. Hard to judge in 5 gallon pot when theyâre this small. Haha
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Thatâs probably where Iâd shift gears in the future. Start em in a smaller pot and up-pot. Itâs better for general root development anyhow.
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