Hello. Germinated and put this seed into the ground April 1st. It's been about two weeks, and in my opinion I think it looks healthy. I want professionals input on how it looks! Leaf color, etc... Thank you.

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welcome to cc, i see you've been lurking awhile ..glad to have ya here ..looks ok to me ..are these in the ground or in a pot ..let your soil dry out more between waterings ..looks good and good luck ..

In a 5 gallon pot, chillen in Fox Farm Happy Frog soil. I live in so cal, it's been really hot lately.. just started giving it nutrients once a week.

It shouldn't needs nutes for a while

what he said, and you should put them in separate pots.

Apart from looking a little too wet, you may want to put those in much smaller containers till the roots get a little bigger - why, you ask ? Well, in order to keep tiny roots damp (not wet or drenched) a lot of water has to be added to all that soil, greatly increasing the chance of either root rot, or if not wet enough where the roots are, poor to no development.

Just a thought.

Only one plant, two different pictures. Growing outside in the sunny so cal weather and the soil has good drainage. Every morning, the soil looks dry so I slowly water. I think I will lay off the nutes for a little while cuz i know the happy frog has ferts

How much do you water them each day? I think watering every day is too much.They look good but over watering is a common mistake so be careful and good luck

haha ..yeah i thought it was 2 plants at first ..i even said she needed to put them in their own pots ..then i went back and looked at the pics again and relised that it was one plant ..i changed my post ..haha..

yeah you dont want to feed them [or it] till the round leafs have died off ..and then you'll want to mix it real weak at first ..the best way to know if they need water is to push a finger down in the soil to the 3rd knuckle and feel for the soil to be damp ..if its damp enough to hold its shape when you squeeze it in your hand then it dosnt need watering ..or after you water it ..pick up the pot to feel how heavy it is ..and when its dry pick it up and and see how lite it is ..anything in between it dosnt need watering ..

I say slap some worm castings into the soil and water it in. it's a good organic soil might as well keep it organic