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I would give her some water and nothing but water for a couple days and let it get healthy. You did good to flush her right away

I'm not gonna bash you for growing around many kids, even though it's stupid. But to come on to the INTERNET on a DISCUSSION BOARD to ask UNQUALIFIED people to help you with matter that you should go to a qualified professional. I believe you could get in more trouble taking advice from a bunch...

I am with you man. LED's if using the right ones with the right specified wavelength work well. I made my own array.

The plant is doing well. I have a hydro setup and it is almost a week and a half into it's life. supposedly an alleged Matanuska Tundra, but we will see. The lights I believe along with the nutes are doing it well. {i say 'it' because i hope 'it' is a 'she'} Water and temps are within range to...

LED's do work. You are trying to give the plant a specific wavelength nm (nanometer) of the light spectrum that would speed photosynthesis. I made my own array. Your paying more for labor and the brand name than the actual cost of the product.

LED does work, however you have to understand on how many watts the light actually is, make your own circuit. Basic LED's wont work. You need LED's that put out the specific light spectrum in nm or nanometers and you would need quite a few. I made my own array.

would ave to say 1 and 2 are fem and the 3rd it's too early give it a bit longer

so the ones in the green house are weak? if you don't have a fan in there i would do that. you could also (gently) bend the plant back and forth to stretch the cells. the stems will thicken. but as stated above if your plants are weak they may be malnourished. a healthy root will lead to a...

I am new as well. These plants are fascinating and most of the being on the forums are very nice. Alot of information.

My 1 wk old seedlings are doing well with 2 blue and 1 red LEDs. However this only illuminates 1 plant.

I agree that LEDs can be used. i have 2 blue 430nm and 1 red 660nm LEDs and the plant responds to it well. I made my own spot light deal.