Snaking Plant Stem, Cause for Concern?

[420Greenthumbs]

1st time growers here! Just wondering if we should be concerned about our stem snaking a bit. It’s about 4 weeks old and we really don’t know what to expect at this point! Still not sure if it’s male or female but hoping to know in a couple of weeks! Any tips are appreciated!

 

[ezenzyme]

Your looking good, it may be reaching to the sun, you should move it to better light if you want to stop that....

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Welcome to the Farm. That is perfectly normal for a new plant stretching. The stem is not 100% yet and its own weight can flip it over. That why we put fans on them indoors, to build their strength.

 

[420Greenthumbs]

Your looking good, it may be reaching to the sun, you should move it to better light if you want to stop that....

Thanks! We’re growing it indoors actually just took it out to take a pic. Waiting on the grow room so we can really control the light and temp. We did start it outdoors and noticed it would reach so we would just rotate the pot. This looked a little different so we weren’t sure if that was it. Thanks for the help!

 

[420Greenthumbs]

Welcome to the Farm. That is perfectly normal for a new plant stretching. The stem is not 100% yet and its own weight can flip it over. That why we put fans on them indoors, to build their strength.

Glad to be here! That’s good to hear! Hadn’t heard about using a fan to strengthen the stem! I’ve done a lot of reading but definitely not enough. We’re waiting to see how this plant does before we try with some other strains! Thanks for the help!

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Glad to be here! That’s good to hear! Hadn’t heard about using a fan to strengthen the stem! I’ve done a lot of reading but definitely not enough. We’re waiting to see how this plant does before we try with some other strains! Thanks for the help!

Taking it in out probably won't hurt it, but it may become confused about which light source is what.
I've heard of others taking them in and outside, but I've also heard the other side.
Personally, I like to keep them inside to avoid any sort of cross contamination. We have zillions of bugs and stuff here to defend against. It's just easier if they never make it inside, and lets not even get into stray pollen from hemp fields...

 

[GNick55]

Taking it in out probably won't hurt it, but it may become confused about which light source is what.
I've heard of others taking them in and outside, but I've also heard the other side.
Personally, I like to keep them inside to avoid any sort of cross contamination. We have zillions of bugs and stuff here to defend against. It's just easier if they never make it inside, and lets not even get into stray pollen from hemp fields...

agree, kinda a rule indoors stays indoors, outdoors stays outdoor!
your baby is looking perfect, the cotyledon leaves say it all!
i can tell you have been watering/caring for it perfectly..
just stop outdoor to indoor..

 

[mysticepipedon]

After a bit of moving plants indoors and outdoors, your next questions will be, "What kind of pest is this?"

 

[420Greenthumbs]

Taking it in out probably won't hurt it, but it may become confused about which light source is what.
I've heard of others taking them in and outside, but I've also heard the other side.
Personally, I like to keep them inside to avoid any sort of cross contamination. We have zillions of bugs and stuff here to defend against. It's just easier if they never make it inside, and lets not even get into stray pollen

Taking it in out probably won't hurt it, but it may become confused about which light source is what.
I've heard of others taking them in and outside, but I've also heard the other side.
Personally, I like to keep them inside to avoid any sort of cross contamination. We have zillions of bugs and stuff here to defend against. It's just easier if they never make it inside, and lets not even get into stray pollen from hemp fields...

 

[420Greenthumbs]

Thanks for all the tips! Will keep her inside from now on and keep doing what we’re doing!