Air flow or humidity for my seedlings?

[ptk2k]

Here in SW Colorado, it is very dry during the winter. About 15% RH. I have some seedlings- two autos- three days old. & 6 other photoperiod seedlings- just sprouting today. My question is- should I keep their humidity domes on while in this seedling stage? Or is airflow more important. Inside the dome the humidity ranges from 40%-70%. & as i said before, without a dome right now these seedlings are in 16% RH. what would you do?

 

[buzzychuck420]

Spray them if your there a few times a day the leaf will take the water in and keep them moist

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[ptk2k]

Spray them if your there a few times a day the leaf will take the water in and keep them moist

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so foliar feeds of just h2o will suffice in dryer conditions? i did this once and got WPM .


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[buzzychuck420]

Wpm? No they don't just feed off water . Sun

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[ptk2k]

Wpm? No they don't just feed off water . Sun

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white powdery mold :/

 

[buzzychuck420]

I dunno there. That's never happened to me

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[ptk2k]

anybody know which is more important? airflow or humidity for seedlings?


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[420Morty]

You should have them under the dome while they are seedlings. Personally i would move them out, and into good airflow around 5-10 days after sprouted (depending on plant size by then).

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