Hi I just puchased seeds from you folks for the first time. All spouted ok, then fell over dead!. They never produded any leaves just a stem. I am not newby at this but am at a loss as to why?
good answers here...if ya have grow lights lower em a lil..if ur using a window for light thats not enuff...also helps to have a small fan blowing gently on it too to help tuffin up the stem...and u make something to stick down int he soil with a piece of twisty tie er something to kinda wrap around the stem to prop it up like a crutch..GL
It/s amazing how a new grower assumes that the germination, and seedling phase of growin is not worthy of some serious research and learning before starting. This stage of growth is by far the most critical and important stage !! We are here to help but the grower must also help themselves too !!!!
I am perplexed by the results of my last two attempts to grow. I have grown indoors very successfully in the past, and I am using the same equipment, supplies, lighting distances, water, etc.. So my question is: If the seeds have all sprouted, could they still die as 1/2" tall seedlings because of the seeds' quality? I have not purchased seeds from ILGM yet, but before I do, I want to know what could possibly be going wrong now. Seeds are expensive, as we all know.
so when i get to a point when I can't figure out what it is I start from scratch and think about my every move with my seedlings.
i tend to over water/love mine. i know it was me because my underwear had my name on it.
so start with reading directions on your soil or lacking soil fertigation solution. good place to start.
clean everything. twice. hands too.
because I overwater i have a new love/hate for water/moisture bourne trouble.
learn to correct your bad habits barring that, grow within your limitations. I learned that perlite is a friend of mine.
see where this is going? start over slowly and pay attention. is it drafty? too warm, too cool? things you miss are going to kill it off. light intense enough? I use 20w at 6-10 inches, softest growth. they get water until it gets a second leaf min. then just enough to maintain moisture i would argue against any run off at this point, not until you have some roots but it isn't a very long period or shouldn't be.some would say until run off this works too. it is important just to not over or underwater it. and give it a close intense soft light.
and it isn't so much the brand of soil if it's good soil and you can control the moisture and have a handle on the nutrition when it needs. but a good soil saves a lot of worry when you know how it works for you.
Anyways, stick with it see if you can get someones bag seeds to grow that way it lowers your learning costs a bit. Good luck !
Your light is not powerful enough. Bury the stem until only about an inch is showing. Your seedling is climbing to get light.
Ask and you shall receive! Thanks Bob!!!!
good answers here...if ya have grow lights lower em a lil..if ur using a window for light thats not enuff...also helps to have a small fan blowing gently on it too to help tuffin up the stem...and u make something to stick down int he soil with a piece of twisty tie er something to kinda wrap around the stem to prop it up like a crutch..GL
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It/s amazing how a new grower assumes that the germination, and seedling phase of growin is not worthy of some serious research and learning before starting. This stage of growth is by far the most critical and important stage !! We are here to help but the grower must also help themselves too !!!!
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I am perplexed by the results of my last two attempts to grow. I have grown indoors very successfully in the past, and I am using the same equipment, supplies, lighting distances, water, etc.. So my question is: If the seeds have all sprouted, could they still die as 1/2" tall seedlings because of the seeds' quality? I have not purchased seeds from ILGM yet, but before I do, I want to know what could possibly be going wrong now. Seeds are expensive, as we all know.
so when i get to a point when I can't figure out what it is I start from scratch and think about my every move with my seedlings.
i tend to over water/love mine. i know it was me because my underwear had my name on it.
so start with reading directions on your soil or lacking soil fertigation solution. good place to start.
clean everything. twice. hands too.
because I overwater i have a new love/hate for water/moisture bourne trouble.
learn to correct your bad habits barring that, grow within your limitations. I learned that perlite is a friend of mine.
see where this is going? start over slowly and pay attention. is it drafty? too warm, too cool? things you miss are going to kill it off. light intense enough? I use 20w at 6-10 inches, softest growth. they get water until it gets a second leaf min. then just enough to maintain moisture i would argue against any run off at this point, not until you have some roots but it isn't a very long period or shouldn't be.some would say until run off this works too. it is important just to not over or underwater it. and give it a close intense soft light.
and it isn't so much the brand of soil if it's good soil and you can control the moisture and have a handle on the nutrition when it needs. but a good soil saves a lot of worry when you know how it works for you.
Anyways, stick with it see if you can get someones bag seeds to grow that way it lowers your learning costs a bit. Good luck !