Zkittlez OG

Hi! Should be okay if you were careful, but don’t do that again :) it’s even better to put seed directly in soil to avoid root hairs trauma. But in such case you need some patience (up to 5 days to sprout). Good luck!

If your growing in soil, you want it near 6.5 closer to the light green. If your in soiless, 5.8 closer to the yellow.

the first 10 or 12 days you don't need to feed her anything. She has everything she needs within to get her started. a 5.5 pH in your soil is a bit low. You have time to correct it. Aim for 6.2 pH and try to keep it stable. Wide pH swings can cause stress on your young seedling. Remember, less is more right now. Don't water log your soil right now. Just a little bit around the stem will do more for your girl than douching her soil with oxygen stifling water. Keep your temperature moderate and your humidity high. 75F with a 65 to 70% relative humidity. And don't mist your plants, ever. Unless you are doing regular foliar feeding, which i don't believe carries that much benefit, as it does making things dirty and at risk of pathogen infiltration.