naphtali5725
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Thanks Pit,
I saw so many differing opinions, some said as soon as the tap root emerges like you just said, others said keep in the dark until the cotyledon emerge.
Lights are on.
Kind regards,
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not so close that it gets hot but not so far away that you induce stretch
Hold the back of your hand facing the light at the height of the starter leaves and if it's cool enough to leave your hand there - you aren't too close
You want to be as close as you can without being either too hot or sacrificing canopy coverage at the edges of your garden
Hey Pit,
After 5 days since i put my seeds under lights per your suggestion after they cracked, still nothing...i eased a couple of them out of the rockwool and doesn't look like the taproot as grown any since i put them under lights. not sure what the issue is, temp is a steady 78 in the room, and i have a seedling heat mat under my tray so it is good and warm...any thoughts?
kind regards,
I did a set of seeds in rockwool cubes but none came up. It appeared they all drowned or something. Not sure. When I put presoaked seeds into mini-hempy cups that had a small soil layer to deposit the seeds, I got great success. Just my 2 cents. Hope it helps.
...how does it effect yield as far as letting them get some amber? this is my first solo harvest and being color blind sucks hehe. thanks pit