Problems with my indoor plants

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Rayba

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Hello everyone.

I have noticed that 2 of my plants are growing slower than the others. The plants were planted on the same day (September 17) .
These are my plants:

Problems with my indoor plants




Also the leaves of the smaller plants are not growing much.
I guess that slow growth is because the two smaller ones are in different soil.

Problems with my indoor plants 2
Problems with my indoor plants 3


What could I do to boost the growth of my plants? Or is the behavior normal?

PD: This is my environment:
https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/my-first-time-growing-indoor.163643/

Rayba 🍁
 
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It could be the different soil, it could be watering ( or the way the soil holds water. What soil(s) are you using? At this point, I would be careful fertilizing, if you do, the word “weakly” leaps to mind. It’s easy to burn seedlings.
 
Rayba

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It could be the different soil, it could be watering ( or the way the soil holds water. What soil(s) are you using? At this point, I would be careful fertilizing, if you do, the word “weakly” leaps to mind. It’s easy to burn seedlings.
What does "weakly" mean? Am I over-fertilizing or under-fertilizing?
 
LoveGrowingIt

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What could I do to boost the growth of my plants? Or is the behavior normal?
It isn't normal. The different soil is probably the problem. My guess is the plants aren't getting what they need from their roots. That would be either water or nutrients, or both. I think I'd mix a water and nutrient solution. Then I'd water small amounts of it in close to the plant because the roots probably haven't grown much.
 
LoveGrowingIt

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The two small plants probably could be transplanted into better soil. That could work.
 
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