ActionJosh
ActionJoshstarted grow question 2y ago
Hello What do you think of this solution, the seedling is buried in the soil, it won't run out of air overnight, I've seen seedlings covered with those plastic cups, but I thought a glass would also be suitable, I'm waiting for your opinions
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Papa_T
Papa_Tanswered grow question 2y ago
I’m not sure why you even planted a seed outside. Winter is coming and this will not have time to do anything for you.
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phelice
pheliceanswered grow question 2y ago
The cup usually creates a higher humidity level (similar to a greenhouse). You can do it, but regularly lift the lid and let in some fresh air. Aside from that, it looks like outdoor.. might be a bit late for that 😉
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FlyMuncher
FlyMuncheranswered grow question 2y ago
Glass will not blow away and protect the seedling from the bad weather. This will only work for the very short term. You should find a better way to protect it and let it have some air flow.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2y ago
seedlings don't need 100% RH so this isn't helpful. The vpd will be too low even for a young plant and only slow growth.
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FogponicCult
FogponicCultanswered grow question 2y ago
I think it's totally fine to use glass instead of plastic. For outdoor, though, as Papa_T mentioned, it's a bit late. And for me at least, it's also so humid that it doesn't need a dome. But I personally always think experiments are great; it doesn't cost anything outside. If you want to expand it, you can always put a small greenhouse over it and add a light; heated, it can be fun even in winter ;)
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