I'm not sure where to go from here. I'm new to growing anything and new to this site. I'm experiencing some stunted growth with my second biggest plant. It's leaves are sagging and some of them never fully developed. It has a little yellowing on the adge of two leaves. I bought Alaska fish fertilizer because I believed it to be a nitrogen deficiency. No change has occurred in the plants appearance. It's been 4-5 days.
Stunted growth, droopy dark green leaves slight yellowing around edge of leaf need help please!
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Jerseykushface
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Pics?
Lucky Luke
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have you over watered it by chance?
Its the most common problem from new growers
Its the most common problem from new growers
I let it sit without water for two days and itt dried all the way out. I just try and keep the top inch or so moist with water.
Jerseykushface
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How do you know the growth has stunted? What type light? Temps? How old are the plants? Size of your pots?
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There hasn't been any sign of growth in quite a while, ID say 4-6 days while the other plant is growing rapidly
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Jerseykushface
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Looks like it is just stressed and it probably has stunted.. it looks perfectly fine to me it will grow like normal again just give it like a week. . I dropped my seedling upside down and it bent in half but now it's bushier then ever.. and your plant looks to young to be feeding it
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VenomGrower6990
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What kind of soil are you using? I also would keep the soil damp but not soggy at this stage for the roots to develop properly. Shouldn't let the roots dry out at all in this stage.
Black gold seedling mix, I try to just keep the soil moist to allow oxygen to the roots
Thanks man, I really appreciate you taking the time to help! I'll just let it grow for now and if things get worse I'll let you know.
VenomGrower6990
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Huh. In the pictures the soil looks a bit dry but I wish you the best of luck on your grow.
The top layer dries rather quickly, it's moist under the topsoil. Thanks! Good luck to you as well.
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