Torn cotyledon from removing seed husk?

[Grayz]

my seedling has been emerged from the soil for around 3-4 days now. It still has the husk attached to it and seems to growing taller than usual. Out of concern i removed the husk as gently as possible. It was really stuck on there quite tight. upon getting it off I noticed i could smell a fresh plant smell. I looked inside the removed husk and there was squishy green matter inside of it which was giving off the smell. I worry ive torn the cotyledons apart or something. Do you think its a goner?

 

[187Blacka]

Can you get a picture from above and a bit closer?

 

[Grayz]

 

[Planter420]

Good luck with that one, even if it lives it'll be so far behind and stunted that you may as well pop another and let that one go, mercifully

 

[187Blacka]

You could keep it, but as growchyz said i don't think is worth it.

 

[Grayz]

Thanks for the feedback guys.This is the only seed i had, as i came across it by chance. So I may aswel keep it cus there wont be many seeds coming my way for a while. Unless i buy some online or something. I dunno...

I dont mind if this plant doesn't produce a good crop or bud in a reasonable amount of time. I just want it as a specimen to add to my collection of other species of plants.

 

[187Blacka]

Is not about the crop, is about the slow development or even if she will make it, but since is your only seed i guess you should keep going, you don't need much light now , a cfl close to the seedling will do the job in the first week.

 

[NoTilFarmer]

I think it will survive though it's definiteley going to grow slower for a few days, as it needs to heal and regenerate. You should let nature do its job. As far as i know among many seedlings of mine also couldn't let go of the husk, but I waited with the removal until the first two leaves were at least half of a finger width big. Wishing you luck with that one.