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It's all a learning game brother. I see you use fabric pots. If the pot feels wet/cold one the outside there is still enough water in the pot. As soon as it get's dry give it a watering. Don't overdo it and stay close to the seedlings.
Below 20°C/68°F plant growth slow down, so try to stay around 25 á 27°C/77 á 81°F is the optimal temperature, but a couple of degrees in either direction don't do that much harm ;)
Try to keep the humidity between 60 and 70%. In the beginning you can go to almost 100%, but you're past that point anyways.
Lights... Keep 'm as close as you can. If you keep your hands under the light at the position your plants are going to be and it feels to hot then it's to hot for your plants as well.

Good luck and keep sharing the pictures. We like picture :thumbsup:
I’ve got the lights 18” from plants and got a fancy new heater so temps sitting at 27° And humidity is round about 67/68. I opened the tent up there to water them and some condensation ran down the back wall of the tent, should I be worried ?
 
I’ve got the lights 18” from plants and got a fancy new heater so temps sitting at 27° And humidity is round about 67/68. I opened the tent up there to water them and some condensation ran down the back wall of the tent, should I be worried ?
Only if your flowering! With little ones, your fine.
 
Further update :biggrin:
Here’s the 2 plants again, this is now day.... 12 (losing track lol). 1’s looking really well I think, the other not so great. Attached some pics of anyone’s any advice that’d be great :cheers:
 

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Further update :biggrin:
Here’s the 2 plants again, this is now day.... 12 (losing track lol). 1’s looking really well I think, the other not so great. Attached some pics of anyone’s any advice that’d be great :cheers:
if it was me personally i would keep the best one if you have more seeds would start another to grow alongside her but if you don't have spare seeds i would just let her grow also are you growing in soil or coco
 
if it was me personally i would keep the best one if you have more seeds would start another to grow alongside her but if you don't have spare seeds i would just let her grow also are you growing in soil or coco
I’ve got more seeds so I can go again. I’m growing in soil, if I remove the runt plant can that soil be reused for another seed? Or just go fresh again?
 
I’ve got more seeds so I can go again. I’m growing in soil, if I remove the runt plant can that soil be reused for another seed? Or just go fresh again?
to be fair i would use fresh but I'm a coco grower so id like you to get someone else's input but these 2 are soil growers @RustyStarbuck72 @hope2grow they should be able to help you out more and nice to meet you bro
 
I’ve got more seeds so I can go again. I’m growing in soil, if I remove the runt plant can that soil be reused for another seed? Or just go fresh again?

I'd just go again with that soil m8.. it hasn't seen much action so for me it's good to go again :thumbsup:
 
Yeah I’d reuse the soil too :cool1:

Frank
 
Should I just fire the seed into soil or germ like I usually do and use the paper towel method and then soil?
 
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