didiponti

@oldskoolkool, from the photo it is not clear but the pots are about 1/1.5L and they don’t touch the floor, they touch the saucer (the plastic thing that collects the excess water?). They are Gorilla Cookies FF by Fastbuds

@didipontiA few layers of cardboard will help increase the temp of the medium/soil/coco.Fast buds are one of the better breeders with stable genetics.Some of the fly by night breeders along with some from the US arent as stable.I always use European breeders,green house seeds or Braneys farm for the most part.Imnot sure what the FF stands for but they are photoperiod and not autos.The call them photos because they flower by the change in light hours and autos do it automatically with no change in light hours,The photo like your FF need 12hrs of darkness to flower otherwise theyll just keep getting bigger and bigger and never flower.Iv kept plants that Iv used for clones alive for over 2yrs,some people have them for decades.The autos havent been around that long.They came from Siberia or there abouts where theres no darknes and through selective breeding theyve got them to yield good amounts of bud.The first autos yielded 10 grams and was 10 inches tall.The autos will flower at wk5 no matter how big or healthy it is,you have no choice which is why I always tell people theyre better off doing photoperiod.You need to give yours 12hrs darkeness when your ready to start the flower period.They look fine at the min.I put cloches over mine at this point.Half a plastic bottle does find.They want 90% humidity until they get their first true leaves.Those first leave you see are called cotyledon and will end up dying off in a few weeks.After 2wks youll see the first true leaves coming through and this is when I remove the cloche.Grow weed easy is one of the better sites for beginner grow info.The seedling stage is one of the hardest for beginners but its pretty basic.Its the cold or the wet that harms them.Let your medium dry out a fair bit.Coco can be dried out something like 80% but soil wants to stay a little damper around 70% dry..Have a look at YT for posts on watering seedlings.Im not on here all the time but Im happy to help if I can.