Seedlings at day 10

NGC_6543 said:

They look like they're going great to me mate

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NGC_6543 said:

Hi

First grower here, I have 3 autos here, but at day 10 in the soil they got this far, cant tell if this is normal. What I've seen they should be much larger.
Cant tell what I'm doing wrong or just thats the way the seeds are.
I gonna transplant them outside, but for now I'm using 2x35W CFL lights, at the heigh of 10cm, Humidity is around 50-60%, temps 25-28C, I dont really have control over that last two. I water them with slightly acidic water (6Ph), the soil is neutral. They are about 3 cm tall.
They look fine, im just worried about the speed of this, since its gets cold here in Sept/Oct - I'm gonna be using a greenhouse.
Any suggestions?

thanks

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J2M3S said:

You are going to need larger pots.

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MickFoster said:

You need more light........and the windowsill won't get it.
Very small for 10 days old.

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Hiphophippo said:

They’re small but look good I would just follow the above advice they’ll need bigger pots to grow bigger in and better consistent lighting and you’ll move right along

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NGC_6543 said:

I think they yellowing is a cause of my CFL lights are starting to lack power for these guys. I'm gonna move them outside during the weekend, I hope the sun heals them

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Rurumo said:

Start them under sunlight for just 30 min to 1 hour at a time at first. You need to "harden" them off to the much stronger light of the sun, from what they are under now.

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Playk328 said:

What region are you in? It's a bit late to be transplanting seedlings outside here, late August to early Sept some strains are already finishing up.. I'm not sure what I would expect from a seedling being transplanted outside this time of year around here.

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NGC_6543 said:

Got it! I'll probably use a net above them, for a minimal shade.



I'm at Eastern/Central Europe and yea it is late, I'm aware. I still gona try it in a greenhouse.

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