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How do my plants look?

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I’m a newbie to growing, but 40+ years enjoyer.

Do my plants look ok? Do they look normal? I’m not sure what “normal” is supposed to look like.

Ty!
 

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climbit said:
It appears stunted. What soil ? How often and how much do you water? Have you introduced any nutrients Yet?
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I used Fox Farm Ocean Forest. I water every other day, about a shot glass worth. I just started the Fox Farm Liquid Plant Food Big Bloom. 2x per week
 
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Mazzdog66 said:
Ty. What is FF? Sorry nube
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FF = fox farms. Yes happy frog is more forgiving for little ones then ocean forest. I would back off on the nutes entirely for now until they start showing signs of deficiency, which shouldn't be for a while. Ocean forest will carry those for weeks without adding anything. Get your watering and environment dialed in. How big are those containers?
 
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Asmodeus said:
FF = fox farms. Yes happy frog is more forgiving for little ones then ocean forest. I would back off on the nutes entirely for now until they start showing signs of
Asmodeus said:
FF = fox farms. Yes happy frog is more forgiving for little ones then ocean forest. I would back off on the nutes entirely for now until they start showing signs of deficiency, which shouldn't be for a while. Ocean forest will carry those for weeks without adding anything. Get your watering and environment dialed in. How big are those containers?
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Environment is 40-45% humidity, 70-75 degrees. Lighting is 18 on / 6 off and 15” above plants.

Planters are 10” diameter. Just transplanted them today as roots were coming of solo cup
 
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Mazzdog66 said:
Environment is 40-45% humidity, 70-75 degrees. Lighting is 18 on / 6 off and 15” above plants.

Planters are 10” diameter. Just transplanted them today as roots were coming of solo cup
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Looking good man, just ride em out they'll be fine 👍
 
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ocean forest is an enriched soil you shouldn't need to feed any nutrients high in npk for 4-5 weeks if you had a vigorous and healthy growth but as some others have said your plant seem stunt on start up.

water and moist the whole medium at least once after transplanting , the roots won't grow and thrive in dry medium and they grow and expand faster than you might think. then you can water with smaller amount for a few weeks until the plant grow big enough.
 
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to give you an order of comparison this is what my plants look like 4 weeks after germinating the seeds:

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i m also growing in an enriched soil and i m waiting another week or two before starting feeding any nutrient high in npk.

so at this point they only got tap water once very 7 days or so.
 
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Mazzdog66 said:
Environment is 40-45% humidity, 70-75 degrees. Lighting is 18 on / 6 off and 15” above plants.

Planters are 10” diameter. Just transplanted them today as roots were coming of solo cup
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I'd go way up on the humidity. I always do 70-80F and 70ish humidity. Seedlings want a lot more humidity than veg/flower. Mine always turn out great with those settings. Even if not that high, I think you want to go up still.
 
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plant don't give a damn about rh to get a healthy and vigorous growth in veg ... mine grow exaclty the same with 20%rh or 70%rh ... there are many factors that have a much more signifiant impact on plant growth than rh ... rh is about optimisation not about critical factor when it come to get a vigorous and healthy growth ....
 
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HerbalEdu said:
plant don't give a damn about rh to get a healthy and vigorous growth in veg ... mine grow exaclty the same with 20%rh or 70%rh ... there are many factors that have a a much more signifiant impact on plant growth than rh ... rh is about optimisation no vigorous and healthy growth ....
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It matters nutrient wise. VPD is important for all plants and super important for weed because you want as best a grow you can get.
 
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