My seedling stopped growing. It's been like this over a week (aprox.). From all the seedlings it's the only one that stopped growing.When I transplanted the plant I checked the root carefully and i saw something like a week point . It's going good about half of the root and then a pinched like spot then continues good. Till the top If I cut the root from the strangle spot it will grow? Or i leave the root like that and wish for the best?(I don't have photos with the root)
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Leave it alone, it's stressed enough already. It will either recover or it won't. If it continues to look good but no growth chane is it will. If it starts to wither out, you might want to drop another seed.
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Exposing the roots is very stressful to any plant, and can cause unintentional damage, and tearing of root hairs.
This can cause stunting for quite some time as the plant recovers.
This can cause stunting for quite some time as the plant recovers.
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I’ve had the same issue but believe its due to heat stress. The seedling has been “frozen” with no growth since day two. Start another seed, time is of the essence.
had one like that - it did start to grow but it took 2 months for it to be ready for flower -- used microbes and plant stmulators to help it a long. Good luck
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I’m reminded of the saying we all grow at our own pace I would leave it alone start a new seed an see what happens I’ve had some really slow Indy’s before an let me tell you it was worth the wait
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I remember someone else who used to pull his plants out every 2 weeks 'to check the roots'
Needless to say they didn't do well. He blamed the genetics...
I've had stunted seedlings, from over watering, or fertilizing too early. I let them grow and do their thing.
Sometimes they reach full size, other times they end up a little small.
I'm here for the journey, not the destination.
Needless to say they didn't do well. He blamed the genetics...
I've had stunted seedlings, from over watering, or fertilizing too early. I let them grow and do their thing.
Sometimes they reach full size, other times they end up a little small.
I'm here for the journey, not the destination.
