BranThaDon

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These girls are 6 days old, I have given them 1 light water since they have arrived, no nutes. They are on an 18/6. Also autoflowers.

I notice a spot on one of the girls today. Any thoughts on what the spot could be, as well as the state of these girls? Are they healthy?

 

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jaguarlax

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looks good from here.

 

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Thanks jaguarlax, should I not be concerned with the spots showing in the first picture?

 

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I discount the occasional spot on the first couple sets of leaves, growing is a rough time for kids as long as new growth looks fresh and healthy i think you're lookin pretty good so far.

 

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Thanks a bunch you guys! Your reassurance has been helpful. I will still be diligent in my research, and ensure these girls remain good for the rest of the journey.

 

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BranThaDon said:

Thanks jaguarlax, should I not be concerned with the spots showing in the first picture?

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seedlings do all kinds of wild stuff. no worries for now.

 

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Hey bran , your'e already ahead of most new growers , you started the seedling in an appropriate sized cup , you used plenty of perlite for drainage , you didnt drown them , you didnt cause excessive stretch because lack of light , you didnt burn them .....
They look perfect ...

I reccommend a hand sprayer , mister to water the medium , so you dont accidently overwater , but thats a personal choice...

 

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I grabbed a one gallon hand pump sprayer at walmart for i think it was only like $6, best $6 i ever spent. So much easier to water evenly and in the back with the wand sprayer. Just unscrewed the tip so it pours out :)
I want to get a 2gallon or possibly 3 gallon eventually, but for now the 1gal works great definitely recommend if you dont already have one.

 

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I’m definitely digging this insight and help! The girls have already been showing great growth since the post. I found a 1 gal sprayer on Amazon, and it honestly has t gotten much use yet. I have the girls scheduled for a light feeding/water on Tuesday.
Thanks again for the reassurance, I’m sure you will be seeing my girls again soon

 

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Looking good Bran yep DW said it your way in front of the pack .

 

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BranThaDon said:

I’m definitely digging this insight and help! The girls have already been showing great growth since the post. I found a 1 gal sprayer on Amazon, and it honestly has t gotten much use yet. I have the girls scheduled for a light feeding/water on Tuesday.
Thanks again for the reassurance, I’m sure you will be seeing my girls again soon

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Once things get bushier (hopefully!) The wand will make watering easier in the future, right now so small it isnt a issue but like me, 5 plants, getting the back two is impossible without it, and even the front ones are a pain to "pour" anything at lol