Hello, first time poster and medical grower here. i currently suffer from Bi-polar disorder, and a short pocket. i am currently employed but do not make nearly enough money to cover rent, and my medicinal supply. so i recently ordered a few seeds from a bank, with good genetics. germination was easy, got them to pop out no problem. started them in red solo cups. and now i have them in half gallon pots i do believe. once they reach 5-6 inches or so, i will transplant them with a perlite mixture into 3 gallon pots i already have. but my issue is. it seems as if they have been restricted from growing somehow. i have them inside, basically sitting in a window sill with stained glass filtering natural light (it has already tinted the regular house plant we have). its usually humid in the house, seeing as we do not have central air, i am running an ionizer/fan combo on them 24/7 to filter air constantly. but any ideas, or tips on how to get these babies to flourish would be amazing. thanks in advance... a friendly face. this is a picture of my plant, 7-8 days after germination
i mean, they are just a tad bit bigger now, after 15 days past germination, the first leave sprouts have bloomed and already begun to point up, but it just seems as if its taking longer than expected to floruish. i see other peoples grow projects, and im like DAMN, lol 15 days and its THAT tall already?
You should have mixed perlite in with that. I would say drainage and root aeration are 2 of the most important things for seedlings. Also sit it outside if you can, the more light the plant has, the faster it will grow.
thanks alot buddy, will do. i was thinking about setting them outside, just didn't know if it would affect it adversely or not, i really appreciate the confirmation though. because i read somewhere that aeration would help it in doing so. thanks alot buddy. i appreciate your input. sorry, that was rather redundant. lol. i've just been so damned scatter-brained lately.