Stopped growing
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Emilya Green
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Seems to be what they do. Give her a week and she will get going super fast after that.
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It's been a couple of weeks. This plant is almost 4 weeks old. I have two like this. Thnks for the response!!
Emilya Green
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oh... thats too long... I would let her dry out then
Mayne
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looks like alot of wood chips in your soil, could be lowering your overall PH.
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Thnks
Thnks for the info. We bought just plain top soil in the bag and it does have wood chips.
Looks very wet, let her dry out.
Mayne
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yeah,could let it dry out, but i would totally get a different soil. IF your havin this issue now, it will be like this for the entire life cycle of the plant. be better off with a couple shovel full of dirt from outside.
What are you feeding her? A 1-month old autoflower is 1/3 through its life cycle and should be fed accordingly.
cbdhemp808
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Hi @MADK and welcome to the forum! How are your little plants doing now?
NewBee157
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Lead poisoning from the pencil
No 'lead" as in the heavy metal in a pencil. Nor any "Led" as in Led Zepplin in there either.
.While it seems to be a common event for some auto-flowers to seem to stop growing for awhile when they are about 2 weeks old it is not normal for them to stop growing for almost a month.
Is this a soil you mixed up yourself or something you bought at a store. People are mentioning how wet it looks and the amount of wood chips. Right now I see at least 5 other plants sprouting across the top of that soil.
Mayne
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actually, it would be graphene, he vaxxed the poor thing, LOL>
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It was top soil bought at a green house. I have started a seed I found in my medical Marijuana. It's growing but stying
While it seems to be a common event for some auto-flowers to seem to stop growing for awhile when they are about 2 weeks old it is not normal for them to stop growing for almost a month.
Is this a soil you mixed up yourself or something you bought at a store. People are mentioning how wet it looks and the amount of wood chips. Right now I see at least 5 other plants sprouting across the top of that soil.
very tiny. I wonder what causes the toy size plant?
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Get some good seed and some good soil and you'll be off and running... I mean growing.
A good soil is Fox Farm Ocean Forest or Happy Frog, and Fox Farm also has liquid ferts which you will need. You can probably find these products at Home Depot, Lowes, or ACE Hardware.
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Get some good seed and some good soil and you'll be off and running... I mean growing.
A good soil is Fox Farm Ocean Forest or Happy Frog, and Fox Farm also has liquid ferts which you will need. You can probably find these products at Home Depot, Lowes, or ACE Hardware.
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