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I have a few white widow seedlings and one of them keeps leaning to the side. when i touch the plant to straighten it, it seems as though the roots are not enough to hold it in place. I was just wondering if this could be a serious problem. Seedlings are 10 days old. Also, can anyone tell me if white widows are slow growers?
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i'm not familiar with this strain so i don't know if this could be a strain-related problem...
anyways, put a little fan on them to strengthen their stems, and check the base of the stem to make sure it's not all brown and mushy. if it is, it's stem rot and your plant is doomed. this is caused by overwatering tho, so if you're not overwatering don't worry about it. it's just something to look out for. so use a fan, and if they lean so much that they fall over- prop them up with a bobby pin or something.
they look really great other than the slight lean tho!!!
yeah, its got that gangsta lean... i've had a fan on them since they sprouted. No over watering, only been watered twice so far.
you will be amazed by how large the root system is at this stage
Well L3G10N,
My two cent would be you might need to increase the fertilizer to that plant and watch the results. I assume you are at a proper pH level?
Loco
my plants do something similar to that... is it directly under the light? it will lean towards the light if it isnt directly under by a few inches. just move em if they arent under it, itill straighten out
hey legion
i have a white rhino; it did exactly what you are describing. fell over, i cover the stem with dirt; it stalled.... it's been growing for two months, and looks like a plant a four weeks.
maybe strain related