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    #1
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    6 days, is this acceptable?

    its been a few years since I grew anything. just looking for a little input. you think this is looking ok for being planted 6 days ago? i did germinate the seeds for a few days until they cracked and root started to show, so about 8 days all together.

    im dealing with really low humdity (14%) and temps (65-70 F), i added a humidifier today thats helping out alot.

    but anyways a picture of one of the babies. not sure of the strain.

    :hippy:
    puffinnugs Reviewed by puffinnugs on . 6 days, is this acceptable? its been a few years since I grew anything. just looking for a little input. you think this is looking ok for being planted 6 days ago? i did germinate the seeds for a few days until they cracked and root started to show, so about 8 days all together. im dealing with really low humdity (14%) and temps (65-70 F), i added a humidifier today thats helping out alot. but anyways a picture of one of the babies. not sure of the strain. :hippy: Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    what colour is that seedling? Because of the light it appears almost pale yellow... is this right?

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    #3
    Junior Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    no its nice and green, just the light makes it that color even with the camera flash

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    #4
    Junior Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    Quote Originally Posted by puffinnugs
    its been a few years since I grew anything. just looking for a little input. you think this is looking ok for being planted 6 days ago? i did germinate the seeds for a few days until they cracked and root started to show, so about 8 days all together.

    im dealing with really low humdity (14%) and temps (65-70 F), i added a humidifier today thats helping out alot.

    but anyways a picture of one of the babies. not sure of the strain.

    :hippy:
    this is mine at

    one week old and 3 and a half weeks old dont mind the arrows

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    #5
    Senior Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    That's not too bad, would be going on second set of leaves for me at the 5-7 day mark but you'll be there in a few days, week at most. Cold stunts the plants so get that temp up a little and the rest should follow. I've never had problems from low humidity and I live in the desert.

    The pic bc posted of 1 week is where I usually see mine around 2 weeks old.
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    #6
    Junior Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    i know me to usually but this girl just shot up so fast im very proud:jointsmile:

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    #7
    Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    i think it looks alright.. my plant started off growing really slow
    turned out it needed more light

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    #8
    Junior Member

    6 days, is this acceptable?

    The soil looks a looks hard. The roots need room to breathe and work its way in the soil. If you do continue to use this soil it will stun its growth and effect how well the plants turnout is. I would recommend some perlite and peat moss mixed in.

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