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(Just watered her so she’s a bit droopy rn) Do u think she’s permanently stunted? She just looks way too small, she’s been getting the same nutrients and waterings that the one in the third and fourth pic has been getting, and that one’s doing fine but it is about a week older. She’s growing about an inch every few days so she’s still growing healthily I think. She doesn’t seem like shes started flower yet so maybe there’s still hope and time for her to grow more but we’ll see. The only thing I can think of that might’ve stunted it was a singular feeding that was too early at like week 2 or 2 and a half. I told my fam not to feed it that early but they didn’t listen and still fed it anyways. So I don’t know, I hope it won’t be too stunted by the time of the harvest. Everything on google tells me that she’s doing fine and will eventually stretch and flower like normal but idk about that. Maybe she is just setting up and won’t be completely disappointing, but we shall see. Any advice is much appreciated.

Mendo frost is on day 47 and sundae guava is like day 40, but the guava already looks like it’s setting up to be a bigger plant. Does it look like I have any hope to get a decently large harvest out of the mendo? Or does it look like she’s done getting bigger? Cuz I’m hoping to get at least a few ounces but it’s not looking like I will lmao. Is there anything I should do or not do to get a bigger yield? I already did LST on the mendo but I’m wondering if I should’ve just let it grow naturally.

I looked it up and it said it could be a mutation or something but it’s just rlly disappointing. She was gonna be an outdoor mendo frost and now she’s gonna be nothing lmao. Planted her correctly, sprayed with the water bottle correctly, did everything right but got nothing to show for it lol. Everything I was reading says it has a very low chance of surviving. Which is super ridiculous considering I did everything properly. Anyone ever experienced this? I thought it somehow grew upside down at first so I unburied it a bit and saw that it wasn’t upside down. So I don’t even know what happened here.

This outdoor sprout girly that I have been growing for the past 11 days has some weird marks on her leaves, she appears to be otherwise very healthy and is in the praying position today (indicating good photosynthesis from what I’ve read) and doesn’t seem stunted, but this morning I noticed some new strange marks on the leaves, and then I found the culprit, this small little green bug that was sorta oblong, didn’t seem like a spider mite or a caterpillar, small but bright green. I looked it up trying to identify it and the internet said it could be some kind of “sap sucker”. I was able to pick it off and squish it but I accidentally dropped it back into the soil (I hope it’s dead lol I haven’t seen any other green bugs or anything since and I’ve been checking the undersides of the leaves and inspecting the leaves thoroughly). My question is will she be alright? Seems like she’s powering through it but I just wanna make sure I’m doing what she needs. Thanks for any and all advice or support 🙏

I planted my outdoor gorilla cookies a few days ago, it sprouted on may 21st, I’m doing an outdoor grow with her and it has been going smoothly, but this morning I noticed she had some yellowing on one of the cotyledon. Other than that she seems fine, the mini first leaves that are starting to come in after seem to not be effected and look to be a healthy green shade, I don’t know how this yellowing happened because she was all green all of yesterday and the day before. What does this mean? I looked it up and the internet said it’s usually harmless, I just hope it won’t impact her ability to grow into a massive outdoor plant! I have her in quite the big 15 gallon growbag for outdoors and she’s in a mix of fox farms happy frog and lots of perlite with a tiny bit of recipe 420 hypor soil at the bottom of the bag for drainage. Please let me know if I need to do anything different or just keep acclimating her to the outdoor sun. I don’t give her anymore than 3 or 4 hours of direct sunlight for the past 2 days, and after she’s gotten her direct sunlight I put her in partial shade for more indirect sunlight so she won’t get shocked from the heat. Any and all advice is greatly appreciated, thanks.

I am hoping to break the curse of my very unlucky streak with having to start over on tons of seedlings. These first two pics are my day 4 guava rf3 auto seedling, she came out a lil wonky and it took longer for one of the leaves to break out of the seed cap than the other leaf, I hope she’ll even out and grow okay (I have noticed the stem is a little thin though, although not stretching). Her first two leaves that came before the serated leaves are also a little uneven. But I don’t see any yellowing or discoloration. I’m hoping she’ll grow into a beautiful mutant, not a stunted waste like a lot of her predecessors lol. I have been spraying with 6.3 ph water in a water bottle in a circle around the base of the stem, trying to get those roots to start searching for water. I’m only watering when the top soil is dry and so is the inch underneath, keeping the tent at 60 percent rh the best I can with the humidifier and the oscillating fan (I don’t have an extractor fan in there rn, last one broke and I just got my new one delivered, need to install it tmw). Is there anything that looks impossible to save or improve on? The third pic is of my mendo frost seedling that is two days after sprout, and it looks perfectly fine (ik they’re just different strains, but still I’m concerned cuz the guava’s stem is so thin and the leaves are weird). All of my previous attempts in the last month and a half have been a waste because I was using previously hydrophobic soil that I though I had successfully rehydrated, but it just became even more hydrophobic so I had to get new soil and start from scratch for these ones. I put new soil in each of the growbags, added a liberal amount of perlite, and I’m praying for the best. I know it’s a learning process but I’ve grown many large, successful and healthy plants in the past few years, maybe it was the old hydrophobic soil I was so desperately trying to salvage that screwed me over the last few times. But here’s to hoping that these lil gals will turn a new leaf in my streak of bad growing luck with their new soil!! (Spraying at least twice a day cuz if I don’t it dries out wayy too much) I added a tablespoon of worm castings to each as well a couple days ago. Praying that they aren’t stunted yet again. Any advice is always welcome and appreciated 🙏