GrowKitty

Speedy Chile was my second grow and my personal best. The buds fatten up in the last weeks; they are fast flowering but still need more time to fatten up. https://growdiaries.com/diaries/76652-royal-queen-seeds-speedy-chile-grow-journal-by-rheaun613 Link Not best diary because I redid my room mid-grow and have changed it since.

@GrowKitty, Cool. Misting the soil i guess is ok for unsprouted seeds in soil, but thats as far as i would use it. Seedlings are tender little things and the worst is when you've put all the effort in to obtain that seed, prepare to germinate it, having it sprout and stretch up to the light. Proud papa admiring the new born. Then killing it with love lol. Damping off is a real thing and i've had it happen. Where the seedlings stem gets moistened near the soil surface nd then your stem gets thin and squishy by the soil surface and the seedling falls over and dies. All could have been avoided if the stem wasn't misted or watered on. To water tender young plants, i have a 140ml syringe with a 10' thin tube coming off the end. I just draw up the water in it, and dribble the water around the soil surface with it. Works great and doesn't mess up the uniformity of the soil surface.👌

Best of luck with your grow ✨🍀✨✌️💚

@AutoflowersSucK, thanks for the advice. Spray bottle was to moisten the soil before pouring more water on it. I read somewhere it's better, but will continue without now. The hint with the humidifier is really good one, I didn't know that. I was already wondering about the white film on everything in this room.

I see a spray bottle in your space. Don't spray your plants. just forget about bothering with that. It does nothing except make your plant vulnerable to pathogen invasion. And is that a humidifier i see in the corner? Make sure you are using demineralized water in it or your carbon filter will get plugged up and ruined from the mineral dust it will shit out all over your garden.