Cultivation 1

Write every thing you do down Verry important Take your time dont hurry.

Its a learning experience. Proper equipment if you can afford it, doesn't have to be fancy. Your fan looks big but your just starting out. Each stage of life has different needs. At the seedling stage, don't overwater. They need a good environment to thrive and proper feeding. Supply right PH, airflow, feeding, watering, humidity, lighting and temperature. Harvest, drying and curing are another ball game all together and can ruin a successful grow. Good luck There is plenty of legit literature that can guide you through each stage but as a novice expect to have issues. It's not as simple as it seems. Flower stage, harvest, drying and curing are the challenging parts.

My recommendations would be to keep the humidity above 60% at first, control the temperature so it doesn't drop below 20 or rise above 27, and if the temperature allows, I would lower the light and bring it closer to the plants. As for watering, since you put a large pot that will be the final one, gradually increase the watering. Don't forget to also check the pH of the water, it should be between 6/7 since you're using soil. Best regards and happy growing, if you need anything, just message me and I'll help you out.

Write down EVERYTHING you do for future reference...............don't trust your memory!

Good afternoon, at this stage I recommend that you pay attention to the humidity in the air and not touch the plant... then as it evolves, other questions will arise... start a diary and fill in all the fields you know, that way when doubts come up we can help more accurately. For example: your pots seem very large for a seed, but if it's an autoflowering seed, it makes sense... it's good to provide more details otherwise it will always be guesses about what the problem is and what help you need...

Next time fill pots till verge. You can add lair of 1-2 cm max once a week, when girls will grow up a bit to fill in this attempt ... If thats soil, you water great, just have good wet/dry cycle. If its coco, better saturate all pot with small run off. Never let run off to be reabsorbed by pot ( soil or coco same rule ) . For now all looks ok !