Thanks, @PurpNGold74.
Both had been accidentally overwatered days ago. I quick moved them to a bigger pot where with dry soil were they will stay from now on.
Odete is recovering slowly, and Olave she’s a trooper that never give up.
She’s probably building a root ssystem after a few days she will start to take off. Completely normal, as long as she’s green and standing your good.
Oh and not probably that’s what she’s doing
Nope. You see those circular leaves? Cotyledons are their names. They hold all necessary nutes until end of seedling phase. When they yellow and shrivel you may consider a LIGHT feeding.
You are right @PurpNGold74. Three days ago they were transferred from the attic to a new 1x1x2 tent and since then both seem to be dancing a Twist and Shout with their leaves.
If you zoom in, you can see that Olave is curling as well, but less than Odete.
Yap. Yesterday humidity was really high up 80%. I’ve heard that high humidity may cause curly leaves. Tomorrow I’m getting a fan from local shop and a ventilation system from Amazon.
For now I’m keeping the side windows open so they have a small air flow from outside.
That maybe the culprit! High humidity is encouraged during the veg stage. Its fliwering were u want it ~30%. But that lack if airflow maybe it. A small oscillating fan to simulate a breeze would do wonders. Not directly on tje babies but enough to sway them a bit.
Hey, now a fun fact. Did you know that Lady Olave was Lord Baden Powell’s wife? Baden Powell was the founder of Boy Scouts movement and Lady Olave was the first chief in charge for the Girls Guides.