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I've been trying to grow the past two seasons. Last season I tried autoflower plants, and this year just regular. Both last year and this year so far, I'm going getting a success rate of 25% of my plants making it past 2" tall.
I have them inside under a sky light so they get natural light. The room stays between 65-70 degrees and hotter on sunny warm days. Of the autoflower plants that did make it last year, none of the got big enough to produce. I'm hoping to just something this year.
I'm starting them in in peat pots and using organic potting soil. I spray them once or twice a day with tap water that has been sitting out exposed to sunlight. What typically happens to them is the middle of steam just shrinks up and the top of the plant falls over and the it dies. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong (water/nutrient/temp/sunlight).
I think it might be water/nutrient, but my other vegetable/fruit plants are doing just fine.
I have them inside under a sky light so they get natural light. The room stays between 65-70 degrees and hotter on sunny warm days. Of the autoflower plants that did make it last year, none of the got big enough to produce. I'm hoping to just something this year.
I'm starting them in in peat pots and using organic potting soil. I spray them once or twice a day with tap water that has been sitting out exposed to sunlight. What typically happens to them is the middle of steam just shrinks up and the top of the plant falls over and the it dies. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong (water/nutrient/temp/sunlight).
I think it might be water/nutrient, but my other vegetable/fruit plants are doing just fine.