Old lowcoast , new grow

[Lowcoast grower 2]

Tomorrow is day 7, how do they look?
Should they be bigger or further along?
Look small to me.

@Lil Dab
@WildBill
@Sawney_bean

Thanks and hope all is well guys

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

Day 7, do they look stunted?
Maybe I screwed up, as I am a bit rusty...lol
Should I pull them and maybe start over?

What you guys think?

 

[JP1]

They look fine. Let em rock. They need to grow some roots before they start growing above the soil

 

[Mañ'O'Green]

So far, so good!

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

DAY 8, THEY JUST LOOK SMALL TO ME,
I THOUGHT THEY WOULD BE FURTHER ALONG, BUT ITS BEEN AWHILE SINCE I GREW AUTOS.

ALSO WHATS UP WITH THE WEIRD 1 LEAF ON THE PLANT IN THE CUP?ITS A SAWNEY SOS AND THE ONE IN THE POT IS A SAWNEYS REEKER, IS A BIG POT.

SOIL IS ORGANIC FROM WHITNEY FARMS, WITH KELP AND AFALA MEAL, WITH SOME RICE HULLS , I ALSO ADDED SOME EARTH WORM CASTINGS,BIO CHAR AND MYCRO..WITH SOME EXTRA PERLITE..

WHAT YALL THINK??

 

[BII]

The plants are likely concentrating on growing roots. The plants are still getting energy/fuel from their seed (less need for photosynthesis), and concentration on growing roots (establishing nutrient supply) vs. stems and leaves is ideally what you want at this stage.

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

The plants are likely concentrating on growing roots. The plants are still getting energy/fuel from their seed (less need for photosynthesis), and concentration on growing roots (establishing nutrient supply) vs. stems and leaves is ideally what you want at this stage.

So all seems okay to you?
I know I'm being paranoid, lol
Thanks for replying and hope you are well bill

 

[BII]

I suggest, if what you see as stalled growth continues for say more than 3-5 more days (or what others suggest), then be concerned. And some "weird" first leaves are fairly normal. I'd presume as long at the visible parts look healthy (as they do currently), you don't have any real problem (other than impatience and worrying too much). Keep in mind, these plants sprouted in cups and were transplanted to your large pots only days ago - give them time to adapt.

If you feel compelled now to look for problems, perhaps calibrate your pH sensor, check your soil (runoff) pH and ppm/EC, etc. Since you aren't all that confident in what you are doing, I suggest check back here if you think you find a problem.

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

I suggest, if what you see as stalled growth continues for say more than 3-5 more days (or what others suggest), then be concerned. And some "weird" first leaves are fairly normal. I'd presume as long at the visible parts look healthy (as they do currently), you don't have any real problem (other than impatience and worrying too much). Keep in mind, these plants sprouted in cups and were transplanted to your large pots only days ago - give them time to adapt.

If you feel compelled now to look for problems, perhaps calibrate your pH sensor, check your soil (runoff) pH and ppm/EC, etc. Since you aren't all that confident in what you are doing, I suggest check back here if you think you find a problem.

I didn't transplant..they were germinated until tap root showed and then planted directly into the pot and cup
Planted directly into the lager pot about a week ago, the cup I may transplant or just let it grow there and see what happens.like a solo cup grow

I have more seeds, so i can start again if need be

Thanks to bill for all your feedback and time

 

[BII]

Regarding, "I have more seeds, so i can start again if need be." Consider planting a second sprouted seed in the pots where you presume the current young plant is stalled, and see if the new sprout quickly catches up to or surpasses the size of your original. You'll have the options of culling one, both (such if it's a soil problem) or growing out both plants.