Hey, after the seeds are germinated and I stick them in dirt, do I start the 18/6 light cycle then? Or do I keep them in dark till they poke through the dirt.... Cause I have already stuck them under my 315w CMH light since I put them in dirt 15 hours ago... I guess its something I overlooked while studying before my first grow... Did I ruin/hurt these girls?
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Noob questions
- Thread starter SnucksOG
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Jaqen H'gar
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they will be fine either way (as long as they don't dry out!).
if you think about it, no one is turning the light off for them in the wild.
if you think about it, no one is turning the light off for them in the wild.
is the light too high?
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Fuel
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The quantity of light doesn't matter, the more the better in vegetative stage in each stage. At the moment you don't cook them with the heat of the bulbs.
What generally destroy seedlings is :
- a soil/medium compacted
- a medium soaked to the saturation (using little pot avoid it)
- dirty hands/bacterias when you put the seeds
What generally destroy seedlings is :
- a soil/medium compacted
- a medium soaked to the saturation (using little pot avoid it)
- dirty hands/bacterias when you put the seeds
The warmth from the light will help germination
