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Danbibiqn
Danbibiqnstarted grow question 2 years ago
Hello growers i would like to ask the more experienced of you how long should i keep the humidity dome on as i can notice my seedling is growing faster when it is on but i start noticing like my soil start to get moldy very slightly.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 2 years ago
If you growing in peat mold is common. You will want to mist just the top of the soil not the plant with some hydrogen peroxide. Then open the vent to max on any humidity dome. If it does not have a vent. Remove it. If you rooms humidity is low and the RH drops below 30%. Put a clean white yogourt container on top of it. but cut off its bottom. so all it is, is a plastic white tube surrounding the seedling. This will act as a humidly well. Once the plant gets bigger it will no longer need this and it can be removed. Watch how much your watering as well. molding indicates excess water as well. To much water will lead to mutated new gown or drown out the seed entirely. Water only when need, dry soil or droopy limp looking plants. Best of Luck and Happy Growing.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 2 years ago
You can move/aerate soil before waterings or in-between, will sort that issue. I keep my own version of humidity dome up to 3 first weeks, all depend on plant size, conditions, space etc... I use frost fleece, all other types of humidity domes bumps up into air circulation , excessive heat and other problems, so I went that cheap, but very effective way. All the best !
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 2 years ago
Depends on a lot of factors like your humidity in the room/tent.. Mold is not good tho bro..
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