First grow: How’s it looking so far?

[S0AR3R]

Hi! new to the forum and growing looking for some advice I have..
(Seed #1 blue dream) emerged from soil 12/30
(Seed #2 blue dream) emerged from soil
01/02
Temps at 77F Humidity at 55%
4x4x7 vented grow tent
810w HTG LED grow light on 18/6
Light is 40in from seedling
Coco/perlite in solo cups
Watering with distilled water at 400 EC with small amount of root generator and cal mag and molasses. Gonna be brewing and feeding recharge teas, roots organic uprisings amendments and mykos in the next weeks or so
-didn’t buffer my coco bricks probably so I’m thinking i should be giving her some more cal mag at the least which I been doing a small amount in watering and using sometime in a folar spray.
My big questions are,

What could the white/purple tip on the cotyledon on seed#1 be from? (i moved the light from 30inch to 40inch when I saw this)

Is the slight bending on ends of true leaves trying to tell me something?

Is the rising on leave tips and slight taco-ing of true leaves trying to tell me something?

For those of you that know how’s the growth rate from my start date? are things coming along at a good pace? I had a ruff start by thinking my blue dream seeds where autos, they where actually photos so things needs to change but I think I’m on track, let my know how it looks any advice is much appreciated and thanks for reading!

 

[Phytoplankton]

The plant is absorbing the cotlyedon, no problem. Everything else looks great!

 

[Reave]

Looks happy and healthy to me. The growth rate is hard to say since each girl is different.

You keeping the coco damp. One not a coco grower but I think it’s supposed to stay moist always.

 

[S0AR3R]

Looks happy and healthy to me. The growth rate is hard to say since each girl is different.

You keeping the coco damp. One not a coco grower but I think it’s supposed to stay moist always.

Yah watering has been a headache, at first I kept them moist with about a shot glass of water. but recently I learned you should water coco till at least 10% run off to get rid of salt build up so I do that now and it takes about 3-4 days to get somewhat dry then rewater, I heard coco is hard to overwater so I went with it to start my seeds but come time to transplant I will be growing in 5 gal pot with a organic super soil sold at my grow store

 

[Reave]

You don’t need to let coco dry.

Cool supersoil sounds good. I use a coots mix.

 

[gr865]

Hi! new to the forum and growing looking for some advice I have..
(Seed #1 blue dream) emerged from soil 12/30
(Seed #2 blue dream) emerged from soil
01/02
Temps at 77F Humidity at 55%
4x4x7 vented grow tent
810w HTG LED grow light on 18/6
Light is 40in from seedling
Coco/perlite in solo cups
Watering with distilled water at 400 EC with small amount of root generator and cal mag and molasses. Gonna be brewing and feeding recharge teas, roots organic uprisings amendments and mykos in the next weeks or so
-didn’t buffer my coco bricks probably so I’m thinking i should be giving her some more cal mag at the least which I been doing a small amount in watering and using sometime in a folar spray.
My big questions are,

What could the white/purple tip on the cotyledon on seed#1 be from? (i moved the light from 30inch to 40inch when I saw this)

Is the slight bending on ends of true leaves trying to tell me something?

Is the rising on leave tips and slight taco-ing of true leaves trying to tell me something?

For those of you that know how’s the growth rate from my start date? are things coming along at a good pace? I had a ruff start by thinking my blue dream seeds where autos, they where actually photos so things needs to change but I think I’m on track, let my know how it looks any advice is much appreciated and thanks for reading!

Are those clear plastic cups, if so, not good for your roots.
The young ones are looking good.

 

[S0AR3R]

Are those clear plastic cups, if so, not good for your roots.
The young ones are looking good.

Yes they are I got them inside of the black ones so I can easily collect run off and check on roots in later stages