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It was determined the organic soil I was using was too hot. Transferred to Dr. Earth soil and Perlite and gave a full dose of NukeHeads. I'm giving them until Wednesday night. If there no signs of improvement I'm germing 5 new beans. 22 days have already been wasted.

I bought Dr. Earth and replanted. Hopefully they rebound. Otherwise I'm brewing 5 more beans and starting over.

Re: Pot is an invasive species... Let the final invasion begin I saw that. Lol.

They look great!

Transferred all 5 girls today. 4 in Dr. Earth Gold and Perlite. I had a fresh bag of Miracle Grow soil laying around so I used that on 1 of them. They're autos so hopefully it doesn't kill them. If so I've got 7 more beans. I'll just be 3.5 weeks behind. We'll see what happens.

Dude, I planted 5 beans in Kellogg's organic soil in this is what they look like after 20 days. I googled Kellogg's and the plethora of 1 star ratings and reviews did not surprise me. It was like reading about my own plants.

I just googled the brand of soil I'm using..... terrible reviews. Gonna transplant which as I understand is a no no for autos.

Candy Cane Auto and Northern Lights Auto. Day 19 from seed. Soil. 1000W LED. Tent. 18/6. pH unknown. Have given 3 small doses of organic nutes up until this morning. Then one dose of NukeHeads nutes this morning. Temps 73-82. RH 38-54%. Lights had been about 18 inches. Raised to about 3 feet...

I don't know what I'm doing wrong. This is one of my candy canes as of this morning. All 5 are like that. They look very healthy. Just not growing.

So I'm not screwing it up?

I split a gallon of NukeHeads nutes among all 5 girls this morning.

Candy Cane Auto and Northern Lights Auto

About 20 inches. Kellogg's organic soil. Every 2 to 3 days. pH unknown. 73-81.

I'm totally new to this. I bought organic soil thinking it was a good thing. The bark is in the mix of it all.

Oh no! I didn't know. Is that why they're so small?