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Great news and a great plant start!!!
 
Shes looking well man, good to know you got rid of the gnatts. But be careful eggs can stay dormant for a couple of weeks so just make sure you keep an eye out. The larvae feed from the roots of the plant and can stun or damage growth. So make sure if you you get every last one or you could have a problem.
 
Hey guys thanks for stopping in

Yeah man I think I have got them have not seen one since I zapped them with that mixture. It's growing well for just under a week old I think.

Here is a few more pictures of her.

Still not feeding her yet.
Do the temps look ok in the pics?

Thanks guys
 

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Little chilly, it seems. I've been informed that 80º is dead nuts.
 
You mean the 22 degrees should be in the 80s ?
 
Clear plastic container (looks to big for saran wrap now...) over the top should allow RH and temp to increase but at the expense of airflow...

Maybe clear plastic container propped up some so there is space for air to travel...just a thought

Edit: Ughh, 'Mericans...

Do I have it muddled up and 70 is your RH and 22 is celsius?

If so, RH is really humid and yes, you'd want to be around 27-28c
 
Yeah man you got them wrong way round lol

So I got a light a fire under this much a.. should I bring the rh down?
 
Yeah man you got them wrong way round lol

So I got a light a fire under this much a.. should I bring the rh down?

Best to let a veteran chime in but it would be my guess that you would be in the beginning stages
of mold risk at that RH...just my 2 cents. My opinion is sometimes worth exactly what you paid for it. :)
 
Not at all man much appreciated. I just lowered the led slightly to bring the temps up a bit
 
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