Is this a cannabis plant??

So long story short, my seeds werent germinating so I dumped them in the backyard to rot. Was having a joint this arvo when I saw this little guy popping out just where I dumped the seeds!!!
Is this a cannabis plant at its early stages??

Yes

Sure is...

Yup yup sure is a baby plant dig it up repot it an give it love an enjoy

No it's a tomato

Hey everyone thanks for responding, here is what it looks like now

Yellowing already lol

CA MTN MAN said:

Yellowing already lol

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Thought so hahaha, im colorblind so.... Is it too late to save it?

Nope it's fine just needs a little N ... Maybe add a tiny tiny bit of nutes to the next feed but make sure it's a small amount cause it's very easy to burn seedlings.

Restlessdickhead said:

So long story short, my seeds werent germinating so I dumped them in the backyard to rot. Was having a joint this arvo when I saw this little guy popping out just where I dumped the seeds!!!
Is this a cannabis plant at its early stages??

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If im not mistaken thats a magic bean stalk plant, they are very rare, you lucky bugger.

Look after it and you will be rewarded.

todd86 said:

If im not mistaken thats a magic bean stalk plant, they are very rare, you lucky bugger.

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I wish... A magic weed stalk plant...

CA MTN MAN said:

Nope it's fine just needs a little N ... Maybe add a tiny tiny bit of nutes to the next feed but make sure it's a small amount cause it's very easy to burn seedlings.

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Alright thanks mate

Its first leaves are only yellow because they were what got it out of the ground before it grew roots.

it doesn't really require any additional feeding at the moment.

The yellow leaves are the seeds cotyledons.

A cotyledon is a significant part of the embryo within the seed of a plant. Upon germination, the cotyledon usually becomes the embryonic first leaves of a seedling.

todd86 said:

Nope its fine its first leaves are only yellow because they were what got it out of the ground before it grew roots.

don't feed it, seedlings don't require feeding in soil.

(im a horticulture consultant)

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Alright thanks, I'll just keep doing what I'm doing then I guess.

todd86 said:

Its first leaves are only yellow because they were what got it out of the ground before it grew roots.

it doesn't really require any additional feeding at the moment.

The yellow leaves are the seeds cotyledons.

A cotyledon is a significant part of the embryo within the seed of a plant. Upon germination, the cotyledon usually becomes the embryonic first leaves of a seedling.

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I've never had my first set of leaves turn yellow... Maybe you grow shwag ?

CA MTN MAN said:

I've never had my first set of leaves turn yellow... Maybe you grow shwag ?

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Its the stored energy of the seed, that energy deteriorates with seed age and if a seed germinates from a greater depth below the soil it will burn more stored nutrients.


The first leaves represent the stored energy in the seed from the mother plant that produced the seed.. and the mother plants health at the time.

Those first 2 leaves are the 2 halves of the seed itself

yellow embryonic leaves are a common sign and occurrence and perfectly healthy, those first leaves abort anyway once the plant has used there total carbohydrates, that is their purpose. .

The new leaves show the current health of a plant and the older leaves represent its history.

Do I grow Shwag? well those are my plants in my avatar, given Horticulture is my profession of 25 years, and I consult for over 100 growers in the industry, ill let you make your own mind up on that.

todd86 said:

Its the stored energy of the seed, that energy deteriorates with seed age and if a seed germinates from a greater depth below the soil it will burn more stored nutrients.


The first leaves represent the stored energy in the seed from the mother plant that produced the seed.. and the mother plants health at the time.

Those first 2 leaves are the 2 halves of the seed itself

yellow embryonic leaves are a common sign and occurrence and perfectly healthy, those first leaves abort anyway once the plant has used there total carbohydrates, that is their purpose. .

The new leaves show the current heath of a plant and the older leaves represent its history.

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Omg thanks so much dude, you know your stuff haah.

No, not anymore....

Don't over water!

CA MTN MAN said:

I've never had my first set of leaves turn yellow... Maybe you grow shwag ?

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I never feed my plants til the cotelydon, yellow. I was taught they stores reserves of nutrients and when they yellowed it was the plant finishing its reserves.