[kaspersoprano]

First time growing. Small inexpensive closet setup. Humidity 65%, temp 80, rqs soil plugs, 7.0 pH soil and water. I'm super smart but uneducated in botany. Pretty sure I drowned my first 3. This time just a few teaspoons a day. No nutrients. Tried moving little light further but made them leggy though healthy. Alien OG in middle is drooping, while none are thriving. Tallest is 8 Days old while remaining are 6. I opened the vent on some for first time last night. Humidity? Because I didn't flush my plugs? Any remedy?

 

[Galgrows]

Take them out and bury them deep into final pot also get a stick to support those babies

 

[kaspersoprano]

Take them out and bury them deep into final pot also get a stick to support those babies.

Take them out and bury them deep into final pot also get a stick to support those babies.

Closed the ventilation on the dome and the middle one has already started to recover. Humidity was definitely affecting that one. Thank you so much for your response. The other ones leaves are not as vibrant and full as I would like though. If the humidity doesn't fix that I will transplant to try and fix whatever deficit is causing the leaves and color trauma. You don't think there is salt, in the RQS soil plugs? I also just ordered a new humidifier for my grow room but it won't be here till tomorrow or the next day.

 

[R4V3N]

With the high humidity, droplets will form, but with the light being that close it could act like magnifying glass on those lobe leaves, and damage them. They hold every nutrient the plant needs for about 2-3 weeks. I made a growbox and used an LED house bulb to sprout a seedling, with the bulb at 6 inches from it, it cooked those two lobed leaves. The plant was in the seedling stage for nearly a full month before it regained strength and grew, weirdly it seemed to take a normal Auto time to flower from there, like 3 months'ish.

So be careful with those lights, they may be bright, but are they giving the right kind of light for that distance?

 

[Illbill]

looks like bad lighting. If them plugs are moist they won’t need water and the sooner you get them into something the better. As soon as mine come up I throw them into solo cups for a week or so. Plant them deep when they go into the final pot. They could use some wind on them but not till they’re more sturdy. Plant them and get some air moving and something in the right spectrum of light if it’s a light problem.