Misfit1984
Active Member
Hey guys,
First time grower here. I posted about this issue in another forum, but thought I'd ask here also. I have an 8 day old plant here with half a husk stuck on the tip of one of the cotyledons. This is not a helmeted situation where both cotyledons are stuck in the husk preventing the seed from full sprouting. The plant appears to be healthy, but just has a husk hanging off. It seems pretty firmly on there. My first thought is to just let it do it's thing and the plants growth will naturally push the husk off, but I just wanted to make sure this is the right path to take?
Here's a picture
First time grower here. I posted about this issue in another forum, but thought I'd ask here also. I have an 8 day old plant here with half a husk stuck on the tip of one of the cotyledons. This is not a helmeted situation where both cotyledons are stuck in the husk preventing the seed from full sprouting. The plant appears to be healthy, but just has a husk hanging off. It seems pretty firmly on there. My first thought is to just let it do it's thing and the plants growth will naturally push the husk off, but I just wanted to make sure this is the right path to take?
Here's a picture
