Auto Chem OG & Auto Cheese

Yeah.. put your plants toward center with on in the middle. Put light atkeast 36" in from cannopy. Out a seethru cup above the seeds and doind water for 5 days.. the furst centemeter might dry but the area of the root wont it can take days...

No point in investing in Co2 for your current setup. You will just waist your money and inject harmful Co2 into the air for no gain. Your 200w lights are not big enough to gain anything from Co2. And unless you have done your research and have been growing for awhile I would not try it. Your room needs to be basically sealed like a vacuum chamber to even start, then it’s a dangerous and tricky balance trying to balance everything in a perfectly sealed room, especially heat. Next is the fact your lights are nowhere near what you need to get anything extra. You need BIG lights for Co2. The Co2 basically allows your plant to transform the extra light through photosynthesis to energy for your buds. But if your light can only give out basically what your plant can handle already with out any Co2 added, the extra Co2 does nothing and literally blows away. Basically your plant doesn’t need it for photosynthesis because it already has enough naturally for the light you have. I ran a Co2 grow bag once under one of my 1000w lights but it was just to hard to seal the tent to keep in the Co2 and my exhaust just sucked it out. If I turned off the exhaust or scrubbed it back in the tent my temps skyrocketed! Very hard to do successfully, waste of money if your not 100% invested and have the proper grow room and equipment. Cheers💨

As soon as they break the soil is day 1 of veg for autos 👍

Here's a good video on the subject. You can make your own determination, but essentially plants can sleep with the lights on, but you may stress them out. www.youtube.com/watch

@trilliumtrichomes - now that shit was funny👆🤣🤣🤣. In all seriousness though dude, I think ur stress’n the details too early in the game. You got a few seedlings that are just starting out so kinda hard to tell just yet what they may or may not need. You’re climate and current environment suggest that all things are fairly optimal and no need to make any changes (although a space heater is a big help when needed. I use a small heat buddy when it’s too cold inside the box and it’s perfect for a 3x3 tent the size of a broom closet). There is one element that I would address now however and that’s your light. I run a couple SFs as well and my first suggestion is drop it down now to about 24” and crank that dimmer back up to 100%. These are terrific veg. Fixtures and I’ve never personally had need to mess with the dimmer function. I also have em I n lower headroom and run them consistently at about 16-18” in all stages - no issues. Your seedlings are just starting on those first two leaves so it’s the perfect time to start hitt’n em with all the light they can take. Although I’m not a fan of running a 24 hour straight light cycle without a break - to each their own. I usually run my auto cycles on a 20/4 light sched. Just to avoid any potential stress issues. Best I got for u dude - good luck with the grow👍😎👊

24 hours is too much in my opinion. Believe it or not, but plants do actually need to "sleep" and 24 hours is plain unnatural. 18/6 is probably the most I would ever give photoperiod plant personally. There is a "point of diminishing" around the 18 hour mark which means results in growing do not increase any further in relation to the amount of light received. That is to say - as more light is given up to 18 hours, there is a return of accelerated growth. After the approx. 18 hour threshold is reached, growth actually starts slowing, meaning efficiency has peaked and any extra hours of light will not produce as much accelerated growth in return. Less bang for your (power bill) bucks/dollars; if you understand what I am trying to explain. The only thing I would be worried about is that your photo plants would be having 18 hours of light for the entire time your autos are doing their thing. This could mean your photos getting 18/6 for anywhere between 8 and 14 weeks, while waiting for the autos to finish. Even 12 weeks of 18/6 with your photos could mean running out of room. Might be worth considering starting your photos only after your autos have started their flowering. Then again, if space is an issue, your autos may be too large to allow enough light to get through to your photo seedlings. All in all, for simplicities' sake, I personally would recommend doing one or the other, but it is up to you and depends on how much space you have in your growing setup. Hope this helps and my opinion is not too confusing..... Organoman. Good luck with whichever way you decide to go and happy growing.

Get your 5 gallon pots and tuck them in and then staple them to make them slimmer,like you take in a pair of trousers .You Tube Vid.You could get a staple off ebay within days Sewing them would work if you have got to move them around too much.Just a thought.