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If you can you should let the top inch or so of soil to dry out and keep humidity low as this is a prevent the environment for them to thrive. There young live in the top of the soil but won't develop if its to dry. You can also try a solution of neem oil and spray the top soil so when the young come up they will pick it up. While your getting this under control you should keep using fly paper. They are ment to be more attracted to yellow then blue colored paper or strips bit any will do in a pinch. Also if you can put the plant outside on a hot windy day, if the hatch there so small they will be blown away. Hope this helps
You can lower the light as far as your plant will handle it as far as nutrients you can start feeding then after 14 days from sprout or first sign of deficiency. Feed lightly and don’t overwater and you should be fine 👌🏾Hope that helps ✌️🏾
Are the cotyledons fading? (first little non-serrated leaves)... if so, you can safely start to feed...if in soil, start diluted a bit and observe and react from there.
Lights control internodal spacing. if spacing is healthy or what you want, keep the status quo. If it's stretching, provide more intense light -- slowly 2-4" at a time at most.. observe and react. Or, reverse if it is too much light (not the case in your context, but future refrence)
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