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4 Day Super Lemon Haze

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day 4 of my slh . Wondering if she looks ok or under developed?comments appreciated.
 

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This was yesterday.
 

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Day 5 . Soil on top is a little dry but little bit under still has some moisture. New set of leaves growing fast
 

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Iceman2494 said:
I see ppl on grow journals feeding seedlings already . Is it worth it ?
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not if they are sprouted in good soil. or transplanted in good soil. There are more than enough nutrients to sustain good growth for 2-3 weeks in decent soil.I only use ferts once I see a hint of yellowing on the very bottom leaves after 3 weeks to keep from overfertilization which is common with new growers tryin to force feed larger yields. And not having a clear understanding of nutrients and nutrient uptake. Basically boils down to gaining knowledge before one ventures into growing anything for that matter. Doing the research, reading and legwork goes a long way to problem (less) grows. Notice I used the word less and not free. Even pro growers have issues from time to time, but much less than newbies who don't understand the science behind growing.
 
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jumpincactus said:
not if they are sprouted in good soil. or transplanted in good soil. There are more than enough nutrients to sustain good growth for 2-3 weeks in decent soil.I only use ferts once I see a hint of yellowing on the very bottom leaves after 3 weeks to keep from overfertilization which is common with new growers tryin to force feed larger yields. And not having a clear understanding of nutrients and nutrient uptake. Basically boils down to gaining knowledge before one ventures into growing anything for that matter. Doing the research, reading and legwork goes a long way to problem (less) grows. Notice I used the word less and not free. Even pro growers have issues from time to time, but much less than newbies who don't understand the science behind growing.
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I’m growing in 707 organic soil . They didn’t have fox farm so I went with this instead . I haven’t bought anything as far as nutes since it was so young and I’m not sure if that soils hot . I have noticed it’s soaking up more water than previous days .
 
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Iceman2494 said:
I’m growing in 707 organic soil . They didn’t have fox farm so I went with this instead . I haven’t bought anything as far as nutes since it was so young and I’m not sure if that soils hot . I have noticed it’s soaking up more water than previous days .
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your good for 2 -3 weeks with 707
 
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