the stem bent...

hahahaa...I've done the straw bit meself buk. Keeping it from slipping is a drag. More like a splint than a brace that way. (fyi...having to go through a thing like straws and toothpicks...sucks ass. Not wanting things to suck ass makes for paying proper attention to getting seedlings off to a healthy start.)

btw...dryst, eats easy enough to find something handy....chopsticks, a whole straw pushed down far enough...a skewer ffs. Small diameter thing though, keep a mind toward not hacking through root.

its my first grow :) we live and we learn right?
thx for ur guys help...thank god for the internet :D

Just leave it and let it grow how it is.
It will increase the yield most likely.

i just killed the little fucker...i tired the straw thign but i think the stem was just to fragile and the leaves were to big for the stretched stem to hold...plus i think from it laying in the dirt 1 of the leaves started turning brown...it was starting it 2nd node to :P...oh well i dropped 5 more bag seeds in the pot...


heres a pic after i pulled the root off

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...st/PIX__23.jpg

kinda shitty cause i used m phone but oh well :P

wierdest thing happened...i had this seed starter thing and i dropped a buncha seeds in it and pulled out all the 1 that germinated...well i just stuck it in my cloest with no light or water for like a week...and i went in the today to throw it away and i look and theres a fuckin seedling already sprouted...it was in pretty bad shape so i took ot the 5 bag seeds and just dropped that in there watered it and set it under some light and now it already started growing its first set of leaves ....when i got it it wa slooking real bad...yellow and brown and looked really dry...ill post pics when i can :D...it was weird. i looked at it and i was like wtf...

take scotch tape and tape it lightly with a starw to support it, i actually cut the straw length wise and wrapped it around then tapped it and used some string, my girl was back the next day, give it plenty of water and the least amount of stress possible

GG23