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    Could be that temps are slightly to high in the day time 30 c is pretty high for a seedling could be causing heat stress, maybe put lights onto 24/7 just for seedling stage and try and lower the temps maybe with more ventaltion. Im still new myself and im sure someone more experienced will come along and diagnose the problem for you.
    BTW your picture problem is probably the size or the format i also had the same problems, ill leave a link to a converter below that lets you choose the size of the picture and convert it into the right format.
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    Finally managed to get a photo, isn't great as the seedling is so small, been like this for nearly three days now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex123 View Post
    Could be that temps are slightly to high in the day time 30 c is pretty high for a seedling could be causing heat stress, maybe put lights onto 24/7 just for seedling stage and try and lower the temps maybe with more ventaltion. Im still new myself and im sure someone more experienced will come along and diagnose the problem for you.
    BTW if your picture problem is probably the size or the format i also had the same problems, ill leave a link to a converter below that lets you choose the size of the picture and convert it into the right format.
    Hops this helps
    I have been considering putting lights on 24/7, generally temp sits around 27/28. Thanks for the help 😊

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    I wouldn't worry, that seed has only just popped and the first leaves haven't even opened yet the colour of my seedling was also similar it should get greener in the next few days as the leaves open up and photosynthesis begins.
    Although if it persists to stay closed and doesn't grow over the next few days/week the seedling may have died doesn't look it atm tho.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex123 View Post
    I wouldn't worry, that seed has only just popped and the first leaves haven't even opened yet the colour of my seedling was also similar it should get greener in the next few days.
    Thanks for the reassurance. Just looks weaker than my normal outdoor grows. So thought I'd check :-)

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    I'm not saying this is the way to do things, but if it was me, cause I'm an impatient sod, I'd be taking that husk off by hand. I did it for 2 of my seedlings and within 2 hours they were fully open with leaves spread out soaking up the light. One of the most exciting moments of my grow so far!

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    Quote Originally Posted by nom View Post
    I'm not saying this is the way to do things, but if it was me, cause I'm an impatient sod, I'd be taking that husk off by hand. I did it for 2 of my seedlings and within 2 hours they were fully open with leaves spread out soaking up the light. One of the most exciting moments of my grow so far!
    Husk is off came off last night 😊

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    Oh is it, maybe that's the papery film from inside the shell I am seeing then? its brown on the tip?

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    Quote Originally Posted by nom View Post
    Oh is it, maybe that's the papery film from inside the shell I am seeing then? its brown on the tip?
    Yeah in the very tip of the leaves that are still sort of stuck together it's brown I'm guessing it just hasn't pushed it off yet and I wouldn't be able to do it as it's so delicate...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FruitandBarley View Post
    Yeah in the very tip of the leaves that are still sort of stuck together it's brown I'm guessing it just hasn't pushed it off yet and I wouldn't be able to do it as it's so delicate...

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    Can't you flick it off with your fingernail?

    See what I mean? Impatient! Ha

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