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    #11
    Senior Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    streached plants are not good always make sure ur light is close to the plants and not toasting them hot dont overwater its a very common mistake

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    #12
    Senior Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    And you MUST get off calling them your "little guy"...you're not talking to your penis and we all hope for little ladies.

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    #13
    Senior Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    so what now were pedifiles out for little girls....haha jkjk

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    #14
    Senior Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    lol u might as well start new seeds...

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    #15
    Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    this might sound redundant but, are the container wall with your seedlings transparent? I recall i had a couple seedlings in a tupperware container and after doing so well, i came out one morning and completely fallen over. But i guess, DUH, light to roots no good, hehe.

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    #16
    Senior Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    Quote Originally Posted by wakdady
    ... light to roots no good, hehe.
    Doesn't matter at that stage as the roots will be nowhere NEAR reaching the walls of the container and risking exposure... anyway that's not what killed your seedlings... I've had totally healthy plants growing in clear party cups... really neat to watch the roots develop... not something I'd make a habit of, but it's not like a sudden death thing!

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    #17
    Junior Member

    I didnt know it was this easy to mess up!!

    I always take a piece of wire and twist it around a chop stick to make a spiral of about 3 rings, with a straight end and put the straight end in the soil with the spiral around the seedling to support it, without constricting it. Before that, my seedlings always got stem rot and flopped over. After a couple weeks I just untwist the wire when the plant doesn't need it any more.

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