First grow , 9 year dream. A Jack Herer

So just a minute after midnight I had finally set the little lady in her new home. I have waited 9 long years for this moment. I can almost not believe that it is actually true. I can not wait to see how this turns out. I have carefully counted in 15 weeks atleast until I can taste my bud and I hope that will be enough. I know patience is key but my main goal is to be able to bring homegrown bud when I visit my parents for christmas. If you are here to follow my journey, welcome Enter Chilluminati ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WOHO! Day 4, 85 hours in, I open the tent and I see the first glimpse of my girl. I will call her Jana, Jana Greenmoore, after the Archmage in World of Warcraft, Jana Proudmoore! I can't describe how happy I feel seeing her for the first time, alive and kicking! I bet you all know without me having to say anything though. Cheers to you all! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I am sad to bring sad news, it hurts but mistakes are important to notice. My seedling died to my error. I fought hard with humidity in my small tent as I believed it was most nescessary to have 70-80 % as most googling telled me this during the early stages. I also overwatered slightly by watching 2 bad videos. It later shown this was not the problem. My errors would kill the poor one. I then thought the seedling had gotten mold as a result, asked for help on another forum, and got some vague and inexperienced answers had me panicking a bit, so just removed the seedling and the top soil and popped another seed in a glass of water. Way too late I got the real answers I should have waited for, it was normal, just the white fuzz on the stem the seedling use for nutriets and protection or something like that. Normal in any case. Well. Already too late as I mentioned. The new seed is showing its tap root and I will give it a few more hours after reading this link: https://www.420magazine.com/community/threads/the-easiest-way-to-germ-seeds-water-method.136055/ And this time I will be perfectly happy with me being around 45-50% as I have been and just relax. I will only mist the top of the soil ever so slightly and I no plastic until the seedling breaks the soil. Starting up a new diary where I will copy and paste this update. Feel free to check in there! Hope someone may learn from my mistakes in the future. Cheers