Alright, I'm new to this growing thing, and I'm pretty sure this seedling is in this state because of over watering.

It has now been 5 days since it sprouted and it hasn't grown at all. When it sprouted the embryonic leaves were already in the yellowed state you see. They have not gotten more yellow since the day it sprouted.

Is it possible it sprouted with yellowing leaves because of over watered soil prior to sprouting?

Just wanted to see if I'm right about this being because of over watering so I do not make the same mistake in the future.

Should I just get rid of it or should I continue trying?




F.Y.I. My other seedlings are thriving and doing well.

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Keep it going, it will make it I think. looks healthy in it's new growth...good luck

Maybe just let it dry out, can't hurt to give it a chance. It's too cute to kill.

The first set of real leaves have been there since day 2, but they haven't grown at all. I found it weird that the leaves are still green and healthy looking but the growth is stunted. I have a seedling that sprouted days after this one and is much much bigger. LOL... every time I see this sprout I just can't help but go "awwww".

Some of the most amazing things come from things that people scoff at. We'll see what happens. Anyone know why this might have happened tho?

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I also did let it dry out and put it back on the same watering schedule as the rest of my seedlings a couple days ago...

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Stick with it, the new growth looks healthy. How far away are the lights from the plants and what kind of lights are you using? Very important info!

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is that mulch youve got it in?

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fdd2blk she said she wanted 12 inches, so i gave her 4 three times.
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LOL... no its not mulch, its that MG organic... i kno i kno. Pickin up some black gold organic for the transplant... it's under a 42 watt cfl, its about an inch and a half from the plant.. my other seedlings are in the same environment and thriving.

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BTW, the "new growths" are 5 days old... they haven't grown at all..

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Any other input would be greatly appreciated.

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