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Planted 2 Bubblegum Queens, 1 Forum Stomper, and 1 Bear Assed Monkey
Used three 1/4 cup scoops of NLS Concentrate for every 5 gal pot = about 4oz per plant
Day 1
Planted straight into medium with humidity domes
2nd full day in soil = Rh ~96-99%, 80-86*F under the dome
Tent temps = ~72-76*F, 45-50% Rh
Light watering with spray bottle every ~6 hrs to keep area around seed moist
3rd full day in soil = 3 out of 4 have broken the surface, still using domes
Tent temp is hovering around 70-72 degrees with about 50% humidity, but the temp/rh meters under the humidity domes are reading 95+% rh and 80+*F. Is that ok? Should I be leaving lights on all the time? Or is my 20/4 cycle ok for germination? My tent temp drops to around 60-64*
18 hours is good enough gives them time to rest and if ur humidity is over 50% And 95% humidity seems to much personally I don’t put domes over my plants
Put a hole at the top of your domes to allow good air exchange. Will bring the RH down to a more reasonable level If it worries you that much. Otherwise follow the great advice you already have been given
You should be fine mate. Just remember to let some fresh air get to them every so often and within 2 weeks you will find you don't need the cups anymore. Before you take them off permanently try giving them more and more time to adjust to the environment.
Plants are growing and doing their thing... But one of my Bubblegum Queens had leaves point up towards the light this morning on day 6 after getting their first good burst of water last night - didn't soak the soil or have any runoff, but it was the most water they've had so far.
What is this plant trying to tell me? Gave them their first good burst of water - didn't soak the soil or have runoff, but it was the most they've had so far. This morning I woke up to one of my 4 plants with it's leaves together and pointing up to the light. Too much? Need more?
When the leaves point up like that its usually a sign of to much light, as long as the leaf color by the edges and tip are green your all good. I would raise it a little and see if they flatten out. Its usually only a seedling thing as they get use to the light intensity quickly.
Happy Growing
Do not panic. Your sprout is setting it's first set of true leaves. They often can look less than perfect (being born is hard). Over the next couple weeks the plant should grow and look more "normal". Also, do not freak out when the first two cotyledon false leaves turn yellow and fall off. That is normal.
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