Blunt Warrior Posted Thursday at 09:07 Share Posted Thursday at 09:07 (edited) I am trying to wrap up grow 1.5 and wanted to start a couple of seeds to go into the grow space. I had the smart idea of starting them whilst I was away for a week; but the light failed...are these in any way salvageable or do I need to pop another 2? Edited Thursday at 09:11 by Blunt Warrior Picture upload 1 1 Link to comment
KC Posted Thursday at 09:12 Share Posted Thursday at 09:12 Myself I'd start some new ones, the one thinks it's an Ostrich 1 3 Link to comment
ipju Posted Thursday at 09:33 Share Posted Thursday at 09:33 Depends on how much you rate the seeds. They're trying their best. Coil up the stems and bury them. Or find a really deep pot. 4 Link to comment
MindSoup Posted Thursday at 10:00 Share Posted Thursday at 10:00 You could save them by repotting and burying the stretched stems under the soil, but it would mean using quite a deep pot and it's likely you'll damage them. As others have said if they're nothing too special/rare/expensive I'd probably just bin them, or at least start some more while I try and save these and maybe do them next run. 4 Link to comment
Jimmeh Posted Thursday at 11:36 Share Posted Thursday at 11:36 (edited) Well whatever the OP chooses to do to salvage the situation, at least it's a good lesson for all of us how long seedlings could potentially go when they pop under prolonged darkness... Sometimes I germ seeds in darkness, I use my tent and if there's nothing currently growing I don't turn the light on until they sprout, unless it's the HPS/MH providing heat. THis means it could be the next day, or a full night then full day. I've sometimes idly wondered what would happen if I left it a looong time or if I didn't notice one, how much energy/stamina the little raw seedling has before it runs out of puff... Seems like the little troopers can go quite a way before hitting daylight Edited Thursday at 11:37 by Jimmeh 3 Link to comment
mr rhino Posted Thursday at 16:22 Share Posted Thursday at 16:22 You'll never bring those back, bin them. 1 Link to comment
Moonstone420 Posted Thursday at 16:54 Share Posted Thursday at 16:54 Coil up stalk and re pot as above. Then start some other seeds just in case. Depends how much you think of the genetics. But the plant will do everything it can to stay alive so maybe give it a try with some back ups on hand Link to comment
grotbags Posted Thursday at 16:59 Share Posted Thursday at 16:59 "Just a babe, in a black abyss No reason for a place like this The walls are cold and souls cry out in pain, An easy way for the blind to go A clever path for the fools who know The secret of the hangman The smile on his lips The light of the blind, you'll see The venom tears my spine The eyes of the Nile are opening you'll see" 1 1 Link to comment
MindSoup Posted Thursday at 17:26 Share Posted Thursday at 17:26 Just remembered that some boffins actually figured out how to grow plants without any light at all by supplementing the roots with photosynthetic metabolites. Crazy stuff. This is a long watch, one for the nerds.. 3 Link to comment
Blunt Warrior Posted Thursday at 20:49 Author Share Posted Thursday at 20:49 Thanks one and all…no special genetics, this is only grow number 2 and I am still very much effing it up as I go along Ill play about with these as a bit of an experiment but not pinning my life on them! 3 Link to comment
Peregrine Posted Sunday at 09:53 Share Posted Sunday at 09:53 As others have said put them in deep pots and if it was me I'd only water from the bottom, i.e. the tray they sit in, and don't look to dampen the whole substrate otherwise the stems may rot. 1 Link to comment
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