21/9:Hey peeps the girlrillas are doing ok the temps are stable and are definitely all flowering this week r.h. 50%.
22/9: all still looking healthy today, another day of subtle growth and temps. 25ยฐc 50%r.h.
Update: after inspecting #5 it is clear she is a true herm, persisting to grow more male pollen sacs after the initial dissection of the 1st lot that grew, so I have decided to isolated it away from the rest of the plants to prevent any pollination to the remaining females.
23/9: everyone in the room looks happy, healthy and slowly growing. #5 looks content in the new home too.
24/9: the weather has now taken a turn for the worse so the dehumidifier is working hard and the 4 girls look good. temps 22c r.h. 50%
25/9: no rain today but the temps have dropped to 13c outside, and the girls are getting 18c in the room. Looks like its time to setup the heater.
@Thema420, When I get long stems I transplant and bury stem to the infantile leaves. I do it while still tender so the stem can root. Donโt know if right but been doing my tomatoes like that for 40 yrs. Autos donโt like transplant though.
@phlstvns, awesome by all means give it go, i did it on mine for about a week and then took them off to let them to get blown about a bit by the fan so they didnt get too damp. also give the inside of the cup a little mist. Good luck on your grow ๐ฑ๐โ
@phlstvns, to bring up the relative humidity and temp during the early stages as seedlings to help them grow better. Though in reality the domes are only clear 18oz cup with a few holes in ( i macguyvered it as its better for my budget).