Veg stage

Which day do you consider yours plants in the vegetable stage

Vegetative stage, like vegetation. After the first set of true leaves form. About 5 days to a week after the seedling emerges

Justblazegas420 said:

Which day do you consider yours plants in the vegetable stage

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I would consider this veg stage.

My plant is 14 days old but it’s not big as most I’m seeing for 14 days

Tell us a little bit about your set up. What kind of light fixture, what setting, how high is it hung over the plant. What is your medium the plant is growing in. What are your watering habits

I'd love to see some pics. You don't think big boss man like to see those pretty green leaves? Then you don't know the big boss man. I've had it up to here with people not sharing pics of their babies. And when you don't share your pics, you're a rule breaker. Then you step into my jurisdiction. and everybody serves hard time

It's overwatered, and there is not enough aeration in your medium. Is that yard dirt? Upgrading your light would also help immensely. Start seedlings in a smaller pot to help avoid overwatering. Add perlite, rice hulls to improve aeration in the root zone. Roots need to breath or else they die

Do you think I could transplant it in some ocean forest or just leave as is

It’s an Autoflower by the way

What is it in now? If it's an auto, I would start over completely. Or at least transplant it and pop a new bean

It’s in a 5lb pot and some soil I got from Lowe’s I didn’t know all about good soils and things prior to

Yeah … as above ^^^^

“ Soil “ looks compacted - overwatered.

I probably say let soil dry up a bit , unnecessary to water that heavily.
Which Lowe’s soil , let us know so we can see if it is amended ( nutes ).

I have an idea for that plant.

Here is my idea :

I know you are new around these parts …. And welcome BTW.
But I do a lot of container grows and am pretty sure I can help you. I also run a lot of autoflowers.
So let’s keep this shit super simple.

5 gallon container *check
Half filled with soil *check

Let that mix dry out - allowing you to move soil freely ( dry ) then get some perlite - mix some in .
Get plain perlite ( check local nursery )
Get a bag of Fox Farms Ocean Forest and fill up remaining container .

When it comes time to water - No need to fully saturate just yet enough to keep her happy.
This infusion of top soil will also keep plant fed without anything else for weeks.

This will allow you to keep things moving along.

Thank man I’ll try this and post an update

Keep us posted - reach out anytime

Justblazegas420 said:

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The NPK on that soil (it is amended) is 0.15-0.10-0.15, pretty mild, but, their website says it feeds for 2 months. It's peat based
From the ingredients is looks like a decent soil.

Just for future reference fill your container to the top with soil.

Here an update on her how is she looking besides the deficiency