Jozikins
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When in doubt, flush it out! Go ahead and put straight water in there. Is there a pinch at the bottom? Or is it just flopped over like that? She looks like she is going limp, like something might have damaged her root system. Compare how slimy her cube is compared to a champ, BUT DON'T USE THE SAME HAND TO CHECK. You may have pythium, and that is the last thing you want to spread. If your cube is slimy and smells sort of like someone puked on it, you have a real emergency on your hand, and have to quarantine Kate, and treat everything with earthworm casting tea. It's easy to make.
Bring your fan way back, or turn it off, when they are this young the best way to keep them from stretching is keeping the light close, keeping them heavy with mist, and gently nudging them with your finger to create micro-tears in the stock, which will cause them to heal and thicken up. Fan's are only necessary at this time to keep heat and humidity in check.
Keep her propped up, and you can try giving her a foliar feed. If she can't eat out the roots, maybe she can eat out her leaves.
Rule for foliar feeding: whether they are in week 1 of the seedling phase, or week 7 of flowering, foliar feeding is always suppose to be under 250ppm, and your preferred pH should work just fine (anywhere between 5.5 and 6.3) but since you want a good all purpose spray, giving you equal portions of NPK, I would suggest 5.8-6.0pH. It is important not to over do it on foliar feeding with seedlings and clones without established root systems. Undeveloped roots will become lazy and stop growing, as it is much easier for the plant to feed through it's leaves. That is how that Miracle Gro spray works on your front yard (DON'T USE IT ON YOUR GANJA!) Foliar feeding should be once a week, but with the sick one, it is on a as needed basis, but please wait a few days between sprays, or she won't grow roots.
If all your Jack Hammers have failed you can call or email the seedbank, more than often they are willing to send you a new pack of seeds, usually with a few extra free one's for the trouble. Just assure them that you didn't fuck it up, it was just those particular beans weren't good. Tell them about how only one or two cracked. I forgot how many did, but it seems like there isn't a lot of Jack Hammer. I've never ordered seeds myself personally, and I don't often have troubles with seeds that I pick out (because I'm picky!) but from what I have heard these companies are usually very willing to make things right and get you interested in other strains they have available. They want you to be a customer for life. It's a market based purely on loyalty, because everyone has dank shit now a days.
Bring your fan way back, or turn it off, when they are this young the best way to keep them from stretching is keeping the light close, keeping them heavy with mist, and gently nudging them with your finger to create micro-tears in the stock, which will cause them to heal and thicken up. Fan's are only necessary at this time to keep heat and humidity in check.
Keep her propped up, and you can try giving her a foliar feed. If she can't eat out the roots, maybe she can eat out her leaves.
Rule for foliar feeding: whether they are in week 1 of the seedling phase, or week 7 of flowering, foliar feeding is always suppose to be under 250ppm, and your preferred pH should work just fine (anywhere between 5.5 and 6.3) but since you want a good all purpose spray, giving you equal portions of NPK, I would suggest 5.8-6.0pH. It is important not to over do it on foliar feeding with seedlings and clones without established root systems. Undeveloped roots will become lazy and stop growing, as it is much easier for the plant to feed through it's leaves. That is how that Miracle Gro spray works on your front yard (DON'T USE IT ON YOUR GANJA!) Foliar feeding should be once a week, but with the sick one, it is on a as needed basis, but please wait a few days between sprays, or she won't grow roots.
If all your Jack Hammers have failed you can call or email the seedbank, more than often they are willing to send you a new pack of seeds, usually with a few extra free one's for the trouble. Just assure them that you didn't fuck it up, it was just those particular beans weren't good. Tell them about how only one or two cracked. I forgot how many did, but it seems like there isn't a lot of Jack Hammer. I've never ordered seeds myself personally, and I don't often have troubles with seeds that I pick out (because I'm picky!) but from what I have heard these companies are usually very willing to make things right and get you interested in other strains they have available. They want you to be a customer for life. It's a market based purely on loyalty, because everyone has dank shit now a days.