Abnormal Growth (very strange)

Combatcow

Active Member
Yalls are probably just going to tell me to chill out again but look at this lmao. This seedling is growing a second set of leaves without even growing the first (not counting rounded leaves)
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Combatcow

Active Member
Ooh alright lmao it just looked very odd to me because I haven't seen any like it plus I've been reading about stuff like two toned leaves, twins, and tried leaves seedlings so I thought I found a new one lmao
 

KryptoBud

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If a plant grows a 2nd set of leaves without growing it's first, that's because the second set is really the first set in disguise.
 

Olive Drab Green

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Alright thanks. How soon? They are a week and a day today, can provide pics
Like, yesterday. It's lacking nitrogen and other nutrients, such as phosphorus and magnesium, I'm sure. Just be careful feeding it this young. You're probably slightly overwatering. The plant shouldn't yellow that young.
 

Combatcow

Active Member
Like, yesterday. It's lacking nitrogen and other nutrients, such as phosphorus and magnesium, I'm sure. Just be careful feeding it this young. You're probably slightly overwatering. The plant shouldn't yellow that young.
Oh alright I have grow big, Tiger bloom, and big bloom which would be best?
 

Combatcow

Active Member
See that stretch there? The plant stretches in the presence of inadequate light. When that happens, lower your light a bit. Like, think 12-16".
Yeah I noticed that I lowered the main bulb and added two others because it didn't seem light enough. And big bloom, Tiger Bloom are just named that way youtubers say it just throws you off. Just fed 1/2 dose of grow big
 

Olive Drab Green

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Yeah I noticed that I lowered the main bulb and added two others because it didn't seem light enough. And big bloom, Tiger Bloom are just named that way youtubers say it just throws you off. Just fed 1/2 dose of grow big
No, they're bloom nutrients, pretty sure. If the P and K are higher than the N, they are bloom nutrients.
 
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