if you get rid of it, don’t be surprised if you see it with extreme low humidity like below 40 too.
it can survive for a long time all it needs is a small piece of dead plant material to survive and later pop up when conditions are right..
ya i think your good, plants look healthy! as long as you got say 2 ft of room to raise the lights as they grow/stretch..
your canopy should end up pretty full/filled in, you may need to raise your netting or add another or not..
so smaller than a 2 gallon, mmm you shouldn’t transplant autoflowers is what i hear, if someone says you can than i’d do it.
the nighttime temp, is about the lowest you can go from your day temp, but i’d try to get it closer to 70, humidity is good..
the leaves “praying” is a good thing, they...
take what i say with a grain of salt, haha. i don’t know coco to well..
but answering this thread will help get you some answers.
did you “wash” the coco before using?
temps, humidity?
well look at it like this, a healthy plant should grow up to 2 inches a day, best case scenario..
if it’s not growing much, than something is off, like temp, humidity, airflow, big enough pot?, roots having a wet /cycle,..etc..
well ya kinda, you could keep her in veg for years and take clones off her..
just try to get two months veg,
the thing is usually the space available? as most plants will! double in size, height and width.. so you know.,
the plant needs to be in veg around two months to show the sex..
4 weeks from seed?
or from 5/7 bladed leaves?
anyways a little longer in veg and eventually it will show it’s sexual gender..
is this an auto flower or regular photo period?
if it’s an auto flower i’d suggest just letting her do her thing, if not you can do what you want as long as it’s in the vegetative stage 18/6..
understand?
ok good, i’ll look a little closer tomorrow, without re reading the thread what size pots are they in? just a guess but maybe they are getting close to being root bound?
anyways good job so far!
haha, well he did it!, it wasn’t looking good and i think he’s a first time grower? but it all came through in less than 5 months, so excellent recovery, fantastic job!
ok, with those pics it seems things are better?
watch the new growth, look for things that don’t look right, odd bladed leaves.. etc..
anything you wanted ask?