2 week - slow grow & leaves down

Cotyledon is browning off, mutated leaf structure, stunted growth all signs of Fungus Gnat Larvae. Gosh some people waffle on. Trust your gut, sadly on here you have to filter through the bullshit and peoples egos to find the gemstones of advice worth actually keeping mate, and when someone puts their ego over your grow its says volumes. There is silent and not so silent dick waving festivities going on on this Help section. Generally the ones who go on too much are the ones that are full of shit. A pretty good measure for life actually. I genuinely hope you sort your plant. A teaspoon of ground tumeric powder dissolved into water is the best natural deterrent of nasty soil Bourne bugs like fungus gnats and the likes. Do check my diaries just to be sure im not full of shit myself. You got to stay on your toes around here. All the best to you and fuck the rest of the know it all circle wanking dick wavers!

Not all seeds make it......some are duds.........this is a dud seed!

Hey m8. That seedling looks like it stopped growing at about 3/4 days old likely because it was a runt.. a bad seed.. the twisted up gnarly leaves say that to me. My guess is that it wouldn't have mattered what you did this seedling was doomed. Ive seen it many times. Aside from that the yellowing on the few days growth you did get suggests your ph was off and the seedling wasn't picking up what it needed from the soil. If you haven't scrapped it then you should, no harm intended, it is not going to grow into a plant. Start again. I have quite a few grows under my belt but only 1 on here. Happy to help you out if you want.

you've got 3 nodes tightly packed together --- reduce light. it may take time to recover, and when it does you may need to adjust the light some more... until it matures and can settle in with 'max' dli for your local variables. In future, take note of light power, distance etc.. map out a safe way to ramp up the light as the seedling asks for it (stretch). you can avoid the excess stretch 'next' time with a good plan. If a plant gets stunted by light, it can take a while to snap out of it and resume growing normally, fyi. Just have to observe and react when it does. node spacing is a guide to light intensity. Seedlings need less, but will quickly show you they need more if they stretch. if nodes don't space out at all, you know you are giving too much light. It's just something you'll have to learn by doing. As with most things it's not about 'giving more' ... it's about a happy zone in the middle. No matter the recommendation or the source, always allow the plant in front of you to dictate reality and how to react. Node spacing guides light intensity. LEaf symptoms guide fertilization. etc etc... recommendations are a good starting point but always adjust to the plant in front of you. Great recommendations merely reduce trial and error required. It is always required. Your VPD (temp and RH need to be considered together, not seperately) is fine. This is not the cause. So, 99.9999999% certain it's the light being too intense. A wonky VPD can reduce how much light a plant can handle per day (DLI). 70% RH is probably going a bit high, though. You want RH at 65 and below and appropriate temperatures that equate to a proper VPD for stage of life. Over 65% elevates microbial risks. Short-term events of high rh are less concerning but should still be avoided. (rooting clones is a different animal in this regard... high rh is a necessary risk for cuttings)

Hello 👏 First of all, I recommend checking water Ph, probably there is some displacement. If you have land = make Ph 7-8. And the second - the plant lacks a good climate around. Take a plastic container from under meals, transparent, make holes in it, put a container on top of the plant. And drink there from the pulvizer/ spray just water = to maintain high humidity. In this way, I restored many plants at the first stages of growth. With a container with holes from above - you need a few days to restore strength and strongly. Water the plant very neatly, very in small volumes of water, and preferably around the plant so that the roots grow in width. Water a small amount of water in 0.050 ml. 1 time in 2 -3 days. All the rest of the time - raise the installed cover - a container and puff 1 -2 - 3 times a day on the walls of this container - cover. The container should be very transparent. With holes. And within a few days, the plant should become stronger and begin recovery and healthy growth. Good luck and good growth🙌

Last 3 question from 4 are about same thing. Its watering, nute and humidity levels related. Very rare case - genetic mistake. I grew not one. Have a look at picky one ;) growdiaries.com/diaries/278952-grow-journal-by-asnoriu