Seedlings not growing help please.

[striker87]

They have stretched a lot I will try and get some light in a tent so they can get more light and closer. Would you suggest repotting them its seems a bit early to move them? i couldnt use a fan as i have them in a little dome.

[Jingo]

They have stretched a lot I will try and get some light in a tent so they can get more light and closer. Would you suggest repotting them its seems a bit early to move them? i couldnt use a fan as i have them in a little dome.

You can repot them anytime if they are photos, I would wait a little bit though. When I grow autos if they get floppy like that often if I wait long enough they just stand up and take care of themselves. But you can repot those too if you're careful, again I would wait a little bit.

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[striker87]

Thanks I will give them a couple of days then repot them. They are photos.

[santiagopardo]

Are they in a warm environment? (I can't see attachments either, if you can upload a link or something)

[striker87]

They are on the window sill so the temp varies it is usually warm though.

Lets see if these work:

[VVeed]

Hi whilst that soil isn't the worst it's also not the best and it's far from ideal. It probably wouldn't be too bad if it was like 6 part soil and 1 parts gravel, the roots are going to struggle to make headway as that soil just gets compacted with each subsequent watering. Also, your seedlings are fine stunted a bit but they should bounce back once you get them under decent light.

I prefer the soils made for cuttings and seedlings, less shite in them plastic, metal, wire etc they are also usually pretreated with nutes which encourage root development. Good luck.

[striker87]

Yeah the soil was very dense when and compact when i bought it it is not the best, i used to use john innes no2 that was good but cost a lot. I hope the seedlings do make it as i cant see what i'm doing different.

[VVeed]

Yeah the soil was very dense when and compact when i bought it it is not the best, i used to use john innes no2 that was good but cost a lot. I hope the seedlings do make it as i cant see what i'm doing different.

PM me if you want some advice for your substrate.

[striker87]

PM me if you want some advice for your substrate.

Thanks. I have just bought some john innes no2 from amazon to start over fresh see if that helps

[Karsa]

I'd say it was light and heat, when you pot up... Do so to the little seed leaves.

Get some perlite or clean grow sand to help with drainage (if you're not already aware) they'll be fine but hope you can get a light on them and some heat. I found t5's great and a reptile heatpad.

These days I have a propagation tent with 2 t5 reptile tubes. It's great

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