Hey, I think it needs transplanting into a bigger pot, unless it’s part of some kind of hydroponic setup. Make sure there is drainage out too even in a little cup.
I plant my seeds after the tap root shows up right into a 5 or 7 gallon bag with coco loco.
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Oh, one other thing if you do transplant this one don’t let the dirt around the roots comes all apart as this will shock it. Which will take about a week to recover from.
My crazy way of transplanting plants is to cut the top and bottom off a plastic soda bottle. Then cut it long ways so you get a sheet of plastic that will slide down into the cup.
Now cut the bottom off the styrofoam cup keeping the dirt intact. Then cut the rest of the cup away and dig a hole and place the plant into it. Cover the rest of it with dirt and pull the plastic sheet out. I always water them after transplanting with plain water.
Need to PH and it’s over water. Also transplant it. Stay high my friend
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DOA above has correctly diagnosed your problem
It sounds like your plant might need a transplant into a bigger pot, especially if it’s showing signs of being root-bound. Overwatering could also be an issue, so make sure the soil has proper drainage. If you do transplant, try to keep the soil around the roots intact to avoid shock, and make sure to check the pH as well. Good luck!
Cut holes in your cup bottom.
She’s drowning.
Plants roots actually breathe air