Clash of the Titans

🌖Titan is the largest moon of Saturn and the second-largest natural satellite in the Solar System. It is the only moon known to have a dense atmosphere, and is the only known object in space other than Earth on which clear evidence of stable bodies of surface liquid has been found. Big thanks to RQS for sending me these seeds. I put the seeds in a glass of PH’d water with Plagron Seedbooster. When I went back 24hrs later the three Titans had sprouted tails. I put all seeds into soil at this stage which had been wet to run off with PH’d water and light dose of nutrients. Within 48hrs the three seeds had popped out of the ground. I’m leaving the lights on 24hrs a day for the first few days and then I’ll switch to 20/4. The light is 55cm’s from the seedlings 🌱 which is giving a light reading of 22,000LUX when measured right next to the seedlings 🌱. Day 2: Switched to 20/4 on the lights. Topped up water In bowls and bottle tops. Day 3: Added wet kitchen towel to create more humidity for the seedlings 🌱 Day 4: Looking good, wet down kitchen towels and filled bowls with water. Day 5: A bit cold outside today and temp in tent dropped down to around 16 degrees. Turned on 80watt tube heater again full time. It was only on during lights out and between midnight and 8am. Outside temps due to pick up again in a few days. Day 6: Still fairly cold but all 3 Titans are looking healthy. Titan 1 which is in the back left is looking a bit smaller than Titan 3 & 4. Titan 3 is looking the biggest. I was thinking of swapping pot positions in case there was a cold spot causing this one seedling 🌱 to be smaller, but I’ve decided to leave as it is and see if the same thing happens with my next grow. I watered down the top of the soil as it was looking a bit dry. Seedlings 🌱 are staying nice and low to the ground so they’re getting enough light Day 7: So far Titans don’t look any bigger or faster than most autos at this stage but I did have some cold days during the week. Temperatures are picking up now so hopefully onwards and upwards.