Seedling trouble

@baker420 ok, I just started doing that today, ill keep you up to date if that's the issue, super new to this, so happy for the help bro!!!

If humidity monitor reads less than 50% you should increase it and ph is a must, aim for around 6-6.2 is say and it will pick up

Oh and also, I do a 20 on and 4 off light schedule if that matters?

@kinyderidder its a 5 bar led light thats 400 watts and its equivalent to a 1000 w light from what I was told haha ill try lowering a bit and see if that helps, thanks for the help 😉 and I pressed too soon on the send haha

@baker420 ok, ill lower the ph down to that, and turn my humidifier up, but its in a dome, would that help with humidity? Thanks for the help 🙂 @kinyderidder these are straight in the soil with the seeds and the 3 feet, its a 5 bar

Licht op 1 meter hoogte? Dat lijkt mij veel te hoog. Laat je lamp zakken en zet hem dichter bij de planten (bij mij is dit 40cm) Ik gebruik een wortelstimulator, misschien kan dit je stekjes extra hulp bieden?

Lower ph to 5.8-6.2

Also increase the rh to 50% 30-40 in flower 50-60 in veg

I usually feed it about 10 sprays a day from a water bottle in the am and once when I get home usually, I work pretty much half the day too, leave at 530am and come home at about 530pm and water about the same, I started turning on exhaust fan and felt like by the time I got home the soil seamed super dry, so I stopped doing that, and now for the past day or so I've been only leaving a vent open and leaving dome on the seedlings, to increase humidity, but I'm at a loss and not sure if I'm overwatering or underwatering them. The seeds are from square1genetics, and they seam like a reputable place, had some good reviews on them. The first pic the soil was dry on top and the second I just sprayed them. But if I had to guess at how much water, maybe half an oz when I spray them (just tried in a shotglass haha) I feel like they'll be easier to take care of when they're bigger because they're so small and sensitive right now but id rather not lose them now (damn the seeds cost lots haha but was told not to cheap out on genetics lol) thanks for helping me, I sure hope i can figure this out (or I'm being too impatient haha)

Soil looks dry, when and how much was the last feed. What seeds are they? Once in the past I have had seeds just stop growing once before for no reason although they had a healthy and Good environment but I doubt this is the case here. Normally as long as the plant has some light and has not been massively over or under watered it will grow even if things are not ideal temp or humidity wise.

I'm at a loss here and not sure what to do. Really would appreciate some help, thanks so much guys!