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will seedlings survive with just natural light?

Katalist
Kataliststarted grow question 3 years ago
At the moment I dont have a growing light and all the babies get is sunlight (about 15hours). Will this be enough? They are sitting at the window with a humidifier to keep them moistyyy.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
They don't need a humidifier, save your money. Cannabis is not a rain forest plant, but a (mainly) lowland dry season plant, growing with minimal humidity. Sunlight is how cannabis has been growing since forever, they will be fine. Glass will stop UV light, so putting them in direct sun would be better for growth. 15 hours will be fine, they need to get to a certain age before being able to flower. Next grow, I would suggest filling your pots right up to the top. This gives vastly more room for root growth, plus your plants will get a lot more reflected side light. As can be seen in the Northern Light Day 2 picture, how much shadow this plant is in and how little light gets to it by being so deep down in the pot. Being so deep down can cause excessive stretching. Hope this helps, Organoman.
Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Will work very temporarily. Plants will likely stretch a lot trying to get more light. If you are interested in a viparspectra light I can get you a discount on a light. Just let me know in a pm. Good luck and happy growing 🌱🌱🌱
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Eclectic_Bloomz
Eclectic_Bloomzanswered grow question 3 years ago
Yes, they will survive and thrive most likely given proper care. The big question is how long till you get a light because days will only get shorter triggering your little guys to eventually want to flower when matured enough. If you begin seeing "lanky stretch", that will signal you need more light.
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alicemiracle11
alicemiracle11answered grow question 3 years ago
however u doing done overwater this time neutral sun light good for the plant done to hot she baby humidity never mind 60-70 it’s ok optimim below 60
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Aquemini
Aqueminianswered grow question 3 years ago
That will definitely work. Keep an eye on them actually as if there small the sun can give them too much light but it sounds like they already hardened to the sun. Also watch them because the heat, don't let them get extremely hot because they can damp off.
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MangoDudu
MangoDuduanswered grow question 3 years ago
Of course, there is a lot of sunlight now, keep attention to do not light burn the plants placing them in a place too hot with many hours of direct sunlight until they are quite grow ( 3 nodes +- at least)
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