Seedlings reaching for the sky....
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RookieHaze
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They need more light. In the mean time you can provide them some support sticks
RookieHaze
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As far the pictures shows. With that amount of light will not be enough. In needs a stronger light source. Is it possible to put them outside in more direct sun light? Otherwise I would invest in a led light. For example the mars hydro ts600. Cheap light but gives a great harvest
RookieHaze
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Are they photos or autos?
formularacer
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Not enough light.
I just turned mine up 5% Noticed a few were stretching.
I just turned mine up 5% Noticed a few were stretching.
Hugo Phurst
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I'd re-pot those seedlings & bury them to just below the leaves.
They need more light, that's why they're "stretching".
If you can put them in all day sun, that would be ok for now.
That purple light is not much good.
For a light I'd recommend something with Samsung lm301b or lm301h chips, Meanwell or Inventronics drivers.
Have fun
They need more light, that's why they're "stretching".
If you can put them in all day sun, that would be ok for now.
That purple light is not much good.
For a light I'd recommend something with Samsung lm301b or lm301h chips, Meanwell or Inventronics drivers.
Have fun
I already have the one I posted....looking for something better. Thanks
MickFoster
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Growing in a window will only produce stretched and spindly plants.
I know....I have started moving outdoors for most of day...pure sun....then new lights for the evening...6 hrs of dark. Added soil and braced. Will see. Have more seeds......
J2M3S
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Try not to bring indoor plants outside. You are asking for bugs, etc.
They will be outside plants....just getting them started
Thanks
Nizza
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just be aware with the added air movement, they will drink some more water than usual.
No problem, I would do what the others said and add light (maybe move it from window to window (east and west) or put it in a south facing window. The soil you choose to put them in will make a huge difference in the growth and to me from the pictures its hard to tell the quality of your potting soil.
also like others said i would consider putting them into deeper containers and burying the stems
It's a costo miracle grow container soil...it's warming up here so outside should be good most of day...then inside under lights for remainder. Love learning
Also added soil to cover most of stems. How much water?