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Is this overwatering or underwatering
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It can be a lot of things..
What is the PH, soil used, temps, etc
You should NOT be feeding any nutrients at this point.
I'm looking at your earlier posts. It could be from the seed helmet getting stuck on.
I also saw that you were using plastic containers over them as a moisture dome, but without holes. This can lead to rot because humidity can get too high.
What is the PH, soil used, temps, etc
You should NOT be feeding any nutrients at this point.
I'm looking at your earlier posts. It could be from the seed helmet getting stuck on.
I also saw that you were using plastic containers over them as a moisture dome, but without holes. This can lead to rot because humidity can get too high.
Oh okay and Yh I had to help take off the seed helmet
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