Oh crap!

[plato]

A friend put 6 seeds to soil this week.
Mandala #1 purple pheno IBL. He underestimated the germination speed of the mandala brand.
The pots were in a dark area, pre-germination, to be moved under lighting after sprouting.
Unfortunately, He did not check on them yesterday, and since Wednesday morning, they have all sprouted, and spent up to 24 hours in darkness. The seed was removed- revealing cotyledons on all plants.
He is concerned about the paleness of the seedlings, hoping no damage has been done.
They are not wilted,and standing erect, but one has a fuzzy stem. I have no clue what that means, it also seems to be poorly secured in the soil- i.e. it falls over and is not quite so erect like the others.
That one may likely be lost.
Anyway, has anyone else ever done this?
I want to hope that they will recover with little detriment to their health.

 

[a.k.a_Herb]

they'll green up with lighting if ya'll haven't seen them get there yet. as for the one that won't stand,, a lil bit more dirt in the cup and it'll be good, hope this helps....Herb

 

[plato]

Thanks, packed some dirt in around the base of the one that fell over.
They had dried out pretty good too, surprisingly. So they got watered and put under the flouros last night.
I haven't seen them since.
It is good to hear, that We didn't get screwed

 

[littlegrow]

post pics when you can

 

[Twist1]

they should be fine - these plants are incredibly resilient

 

[plato]

Well Im at 3, maybe 4 out of six. They have definitely been shocked.

 

[plato]

It has only been 6 days since they started growing, and the ones that are are looking pretty good.
1 is toast, 1 has stuck just above the ground, with the seed hull firmly attached.
3 are doing great, like I said. 1 is doing good, but it keeps falling over. I packed some soil around it to try and fix it, but I dunno how it will go