White Widow seedling

i was just wondering why this one seedling from nirvana seeds looks this way. i'm sure it will be fine.

how close is your light???

seriously? zomfg better stop buying nirvana call the seed company and demand a refund

schuylaar said:

seriously? zomfg better stop buying nirvana call the seed company and demand a refund

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not rlly i ordered from them and my WW started out weird as hell and she straightened out and im damn near done in flower...

I have 4 seedlings and this is the only one that looks like that. I'm using CFL lights and there about 1.5 inches for plant. Here is a pic of one right beside her and she looks normal.

how old are they?

id move the lights atleast 2.5 or 3 inches away. i never had my cfl bulbs that close when i first started my WW out

Looks to me like you have buried them up to the top which is BAD! What lights (wattage), ventilation? and as said by HighGrowLife how old are they?

it will be fine

They are a 1 1/5 weeks old and i know it's not burn because it sprouted looking like that. no other plants look like it. it's looks purple a little bit and i haven't fed any nutes yet. i have 2 6500k CFL 23w and 1 2700k CFL 14w bulb. i have that because i want a full spectrum throught out the veg. like i said my other plants look perfect. i have a inlet fan and a outlet fan 350 cfm so it has plenty of air. like i said it sprouted looking just like this.

I running wwxbb right now, and I had one like that around that time. It turned out fine.

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the 1st pic is the one i'm wondering aboutView attachment 3020223 the 2nd pic is from the same batch and was germinated at the same time but what's up with this look.

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I just wanted to show my White Widow growing and showing many good looking dark leaves. 1st pic before transplant, 2nd pic after transplant.

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Although the purple color is very odd for seedlings, I'd let it grow and see what happens. Remember although you have the same kinds of plants, they all have different phenotypes and will respond to the environments differently.