DW420
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Im new also. Still have lots to learn. I’m sadly disappointed in how these lemons have turned out, so I planted 3 more 
Severely stunted autos
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Your smallest plant picture was at 30 days old?My autos from a weeks time. They was very small for over 30 days and now they are shooting up fast!
DW420
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Yep. They honestly just took off this last week.
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I wouldn’t have expected that. Most pictures I see that size are a week old. Mine look about 3 days old.
DW420
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Here’s some pics from the first week of may.
TwelveCoffee
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That’s the way to go man better luck with the next batchIm new also. Still have lots to learn. I’m sadly disappointed in how these lemons have turned out, so I planted 3 more
DW420
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I’m gonna put these outside once they get big enough and see if that makes a difference. I know the light I got with my tent kit isn’t that great either so that’ll be the next upgrade is a kick butt light!
the mushrooms actually weren't a bad thing.
TwelveCoffee
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Magic mushroom time? Just kidding
TwelveCoffee
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I didn’t know that per say but ya Imagine it would be a good thing
Danishoes21
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I went in to change the fly traps and noticed a mushroom growing in each cup. I had dug a small hole in the edge so I could see moisture content better and they grew up in that hole.
I’d assume that the soil has been wet for too long if I’m growing fungi
Should I just throw these girls away and start all over? I don’t know if growing new girls next to these will cross contaminate?!?!
I know it sucks but sometimes its better to start over. If you do start over, I highly advice do not use same grow medium twice, it is indeed contaminated.
they'll catch. they're just a little slow and need some nutes.
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Thanks for the advise. I will add some nutes to them but I haven’t read up lately on how to feed them. I have a trio fox farm nutrition set (pic). Is there a specific time to feed them (before lights out, right after the lights come on, mid day)? I’m on a 18/6 schedule.
I will plant the 2 seeds I have germinating when they are ready and grow them along side these. See how they compare
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They started off much better than mine. I’d guess good lighting would be a positive thing but no idea how much they needHere’s some pics from the first week of may.
I water/feed soon after lights-on, but I don't think it really matters. Just habit from when I was "sloppily watering" outdoor food-producing plants (don't get water all over the leaves at hot and sunny noon, or right before sunset, that kind of thing).
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I fed them on Monday with the two fox farm and used the recommended seedling dose. It’s now Friday and they are still getting worse. I didn’t have anything to ph the water/feed on Monday and ph was 7.7. The cups were really dry yesterday so I watered them with ph 6.6 yesterday but no signs of recovery. Here are some pictures for diagnosing
oh boy ... those needed fed a while ago.
not sure i like that media. it looks super dry. you'd be better off with a cannabis specific media and photos to start. that's a super hard start for an auto.
edit : it should be getting a feed every three to four days.
not sure i like that media. it looks super dry. you'd be better off with a cannabis specific media and photos to start. that's a super hard start for an auto.
edit : it should be getting a feed every three to four days.
DW420
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Mine done the same thing. I done half of the seeding feeding and it burned them
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