Tiny plants driving me nuts

6 weeks in and plants are still tiny. ph is good, soil good. light good. indoor grow tent, humidity good ,temp good. they are all 1.5 inches tall. 18/ 6 light schedule, 24 inches above. really has me baffled. I have grown before, never had this much trouble

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My guess is tiny seed big pot. Am I correct ?

Because in a large pot at start they do more root growth than top growth.

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Pictures? Sorry to here ur having problems.

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started in peat pot for 2 weeks looked good. then trans planted to .77 gallon pot. fox farm soil. grew ok for about a week then stopped.

What kind of lighting are you using?

no pics yet, sorry not near, will post later

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I grow most plants seed to large pot. Not an issue.

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viperspectra 1000 watt. 24 inches up, 100/ 60 dim veg/bloom just like instructions stated

yea me too

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ilgm seeds feminized, white widow, bubble gum, ak 47 all started ok, then nothing for last 3 weeks

3 strains all tiny leads me to light. Without pictures I would start by dropping that light down Should see a difference in days. But without pictures we’re just guessing.

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Is your light old and used? Maybe it isn’t shining on all filaments if you catch my drift.

Yep, a pic is worth a thousand words. Without pics I’ll guess chronic over-watering which leads to stunting of growth for $1000 Alex (RIP Mr. Trebek).

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:rose: :sob: :rose:

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tried that already, for 2 weeks no change. lights are brand new bought them for this grow. it may be possible over watering, but i do the 1st knuckle test, and moisture meter test to make sure. maybe 2oz of water every 3 days.

Pictures. Gotta have them. No way to see conditions. Soil. Something is preventing the plants from getting energy. We can help with pictures.

From your last statement I would say not enough water. But just guessing. I know i had seedlings that drank that much. Darn. Now I’m thirsty. So is your plant.

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What soil are you using. Does it have wood chips?

fox farms oceanic. wood chips yes, with a little peat mulch on top so it won’t dry out.