Be careful that the seedlings do not get too wet under those glasses or you risk damping off.All three went into their new homes last night.
Pots are lined with clay balls and filled with a 70/30 coco/perlite mix which was soaked through with PHd tap water prior to planting. I placed them just beneath the surface as they had already grown a fairly long taproot.
The light is turned all the way to to 250w to keep things gentle at the stage.
I chucked some small glass tumblers on top to keep the humidity up and after a few hours one of the Strawberry Nuggets has already shot up and broken away from it's seed. They seem pretty eager to get going!
On another note, I think I'll splash out on some new smart pots next run, they're looking like they've had enough!
You think it's a better bet to leave them be and lose the glasses?
If the humidity in your tent is 50% or more up to 70% @ 78°F yes lose the glass otherwise it is a balancing act. I have used both wet rags and sonic vaporizers to get the humidity up in the grow space for seedlings, turn off the exhaust fan but not the wind fan.
Thanks for the input, yep I've got the exhaust fan off for now and just running a clip on for circulation. My temp/humidity reader has actually broken (something i discovered last night so too late to do anything about for now) I'll be picking one up this week though.
