Removing humidity domes from seedlings

Billbrewbaggins
Billbrewbagginsstarted grow question 3y ago
At what point should I remove the humidity domes from the seedlings? They are outside. I know they need high humidity but not wanting to burn them up with 90 degree temps.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 3y ago
need is a strong word. i don't use domes at all :P my early growth probably suffers slightly from it, but not too significantly. not even certain i can distinguish the effect. you may need to take them off and put them back on in a cycle initially. if they fall over, just prop them up with a toothpick or whatever you got. As they get more robust you leave it off for longer durations. 90 degree temps may be an issue for a seedling. If they've started inside, the transition may be longer. it'll have to adapt to a much more intense environment.
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Terp1
Terp1answered grow question 3y ago
I personally only use domes for the first 2 days in the seedling station. After that, they go into the tent without a dome. It has always worked wonderfully so far. The plant wants to feel space to grow and breathe. ;)
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nonick123
nonick123answered grow question 3y ago
Use the "other" part of the bottles and remove the cap so it has an opening! The seedlings need to breathe oxygen in addition to having high humidity. When they are 1 week old, remove the dome from them.
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Diy_autoflowers
Diy_autoflowersanswered grow question 3y ago
I just take them off after the second set of leaves🤷 never had any casualties. I think you got this! 💪
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Mr_Incognito
Mr_Incognitoanswered grow question 3y ago
Just make some holes in domes for ventilation. Humidity will drop but will still be enough for seedlings.
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