Anyone know what is wrong here???

[awesomeblossom]

Alcapuco gold autoflower, medium is jiffey organic seed mix, germinated in damp napkin, well water.

Germinated 3 seeds, after germination planted in a seed mix. Out of 3 seeds this is the only one that actually sprouted. But as u can see ....this happens. Any thoughts , help or advice would be appreciated. I'm just a beginner so give me a brake if this seems like a stupid question.

 

[Goodshit97]

Alcapuco gold autoflower, medium is jiffey organic seed mix, germinated in damp napkin, well water.

Germinated 3 seeds, after germination planted in a seed mix. Out of 3 seeds this is the only one that actually sprouted. But as u can see ....this happens. Any thoughts , help or advice would be appreciated. I'm just a beginner so give me a brake if this seems like a stupid question.

We need pictures under natural light or with flash and lights off, those lights are horrible for taking pictures under, i dont even know what im looking at aside from soil lol

 

[NorthernOrganics]

It's hard to tell from the pictures, but it looks like the seed hull didn't release? We really need better pictures.

 

[awesomeblossom]

We need pictures under natural light or with flash and lights off, those lights are horrible for taking pictures under, i dont even know what im looking at aside from soil

 

[awesomeblossom]

Alcapuco gold autoflower, medium is jiffey organic seed mix, germinated in damp napkin, well water.

Germinated 3 seeds, after germination planted in a seed mix. Out of 3 seeds this is the only one that actually sprouted. But as u can see ....this happens. Any thoughts , help or advice would be appreciated. I'm just a beginner so give me a brake if this seems like a stupid question.

 

[2Bad]

It's called helmet head. The only thing you can do it keep misting the seed shell until it slips off.

 

[steamroller]

Looks like the shell is still on it as mentioned. ^^
It is usually caused from not planting deep enough for the soil to remove it.
Some remove the shell with tweezers, but you can easily damage the seedling doing this.

 

[2Bad]

Looks like the shell is still on it as mentioned. ^^
It is usually caused from not planting deep enough for the soil to remove it.
Some remove the shell with tweezers, but you can easily damage the seedling doing this.

Trueeee plant deeper next time. Also on here nothing is a stupid question. Keeps us busy.

 

[awesomeblossom]

It's called helmet head. The only thing you can do it keep misting the seed shell until it slips off.

Thank you

 

[PipeCarver]

Looks like the shell is still on it as mentioned. ^^
It is usually caused from not planting deep enough for the soil to remove it.
Some remove the shell with tweezers, but you can easily damage the seedling doing this.

Really? lol....I didn't know that....I don't plant the head below the surface but my shoot is usually 1- 2 " long so I plant root down and pat it in......if after 2 days it hasn't come off I'll put a drop of water on it every few hours until it does come off. once twice is all it usually takes....

 

[awesomeblossom]

Trueeee plant deeper next time. Also on here nothing is a stupid question. Keeps us busy.

Thank you, I appreciate the help.