So things are crusing along, you can basically sit there and watch them grow in real time. I have three girlies, one late comer who caught up to my strongest girl on day 4. I have a little one that has slightly curled leaves, I think it was too damp when her little sugar leaves came out and they didn't develop nicely, making her shorter and her leaves a little ... Different? They're more pointy and a little twisted. I gave that one a little bit of mycorrhizae in the form of Pro-Mix organic with Mycroactive near the roots on transplant. The other two are in straight Gaia Green Organic Living Soil. Just an experiment, but a week after transfer I have noticed the twisty leaf has started growing its third set of leaves faster and larger than the other two. So that was cool. My only problem is that I had a power outage today for an hour and couldn't get my girls into the light. I hope that didn't mess with them too much. Please let me know if that sort of problem/mistake is or isn't going to effect them at this point. That's all folks, enjoy the photos and crack a cold one for me. One love 💚
My seedlings sprouted into a dark space with 29°C temps and a humidity of 25%. They were covered, and it was only for a few hours on day one. Has the exposure to excess temps killed them, or is there a chance they will fully recover?
nah, give it time. leaves haven't even turned green yet. that'll happen as it opens up. Seeds are packed with energy.
29C isn't so bad... just near upper end and may have minor issues, but would survive. the darkness is more liekly why it's a little flimsy. dont overwater and it'll perk up within 24-36 hours.
You will be fine , the first day I grew in a tent my temps got to 99 F so I’m positive your fine 👌🏾 Actually seedling like the warmer temps and slightly higher humidity 20-29 degrees Celsius 40-65% humidity is where I try to keep my room .
Hope that helps . Much luck to you ✌️🏾
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