[jmystro]

That type of leaf curl is typical of wind stress. Do you have a fan pointing right at it? It should be fine as the tap root gets a little more established.

[m1ghtym0u3e]

That soil or whatever you’re using looks super dense. Like Home Depot soil that’s half bark. Might be a little rough for a lil seedling.

[Kloink]

thats great, yes i had the fan running for a few hours at the first days.

Not doing that again xD… i just hoped i could dry of the soil a bit.

and for the soil itself, its a mixture from tomato soil and garden soil from previous grows. it looks dense and woody but under the top layer its actualy a finer structure that still allows a good drainage.

i can stick my finger completly into it without effort.

[m1ghtym0u3e]

Ah ok I was gonna say looks can be deceiving. Consider using a clear solo cup to give it a little protection from direct wind while still boosting humidity and allowing some air exchange.

some people will use a cut half of a water bottle or a ziplock even. I like to slowly open things up using a couple different cups personally. Then I sterilize and reuse.

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[oldestschool]

What’s this

[m1ghtym0u3e]

Bluetooth temp/humidity sensor. Mainly because I have a heat mat and want to know if it gets too hot. I also have them in my tents so I can cross reference with my other sensors. Btw on that note always calibrate your hygrometers they can be off by as much as 7-8% out of the box. My AC infinity sensors especially were super far off.

[Kloink]

gonna do that next time, thanks.

🌱

[oldestschool]

Nice

[flowerpower]

Don’t like the looks of ur soil. Looks aweful chunky. I would try heat stress, or wind stress. There are so many reasons. If u think ur nutrient uptake is good, and ur watering is on point heat, wind, humidity is what I’d focus on.

[ddubya04]

If it’s an auto and the soil is correctly ph’d, then it could just be a mutant. Who knows what will happen. I might ditch it and start over rather than loose all that time growing junk.

[green-giggles]

It looks too young to ditch it yet. over many years of growing veggies and ornamentals, Ive had many poor quality seedlings recover and grow fine. I dont know anything about autoflower Cannabis though.

[m1ghtym0u3e]

I agree with this fully. I have so many amazing plants that looked funky early on. It’s not even something I worry about that much anymore.

[Kloink]

i dont say that i know what i am doing, or that the soil and the other things i do are good. its far from perfect, but i had a good last grow with it. and as i sayed, the big chunky stuff is mostly on top.

i hoped that it would act as a barrier for flies and to keep it better ventilatet.

And sadly its the best my budget can do right now. 😅

but the seedling keeps growing, very slowly… but i will not ditch it.

Lets see what comes out of it… ^^