Old lowcoast , new grow

[Lil Dab]

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??

I think they look fine the soil looks really dry is the pot really light? The best thing to do at this stage is be patient and let the plant do it's thing. Not much you can do right now besides keep environment in check and moisture level good in the container

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

I think they look fine the soil looks really dry is the pot really light? The best thing to do at this stage is be patient and let the plant do it's thing. Not much you can do right now besides keep environment in check and moisture level good in the container

Thats only the top that's dry like that, peel back a little bit and it looks nice and moist.
One finger down, it's nice and moist as well.
Pot is not light

Here they are day 9

You can see the weird little leaf or new growth in the one in the clear cup as well..

I'm gonna do as y'all suggest, we'll see.

Thanks guys

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

I think they look fine the soil looks really dry is the pot really light? The best thing to do at this stage is be patient and let the plant do it's thing. Not much you can do right now besides keep environment in check and moisture level good in the container

Temps are 67 at night
And 78 to 85 during the day.
Humidty is 60 to 80 percent most days

 

[Lowcoast grower 2]

I think they look fine the soil looks really dry is the pot really light? The best thing to do at this stage is be patient and let the plant do it's thing. Not much you can do right now besides keep environment in check and moisture level good in the container

Growing outdoors, there prolly getting about 13 hours of full sun light