ah okay i will take them off! however, I do have one seed that i just took out of the paper towel and placed it into its final growing mix (i know probably bad) but in the past when I've done seedlings I've been successful with that mix + humidity domes- can i keep that one on one?You shouldn't need humidity domes, will significantly increase the risk of damping off (ie your seedlings will die!).
im worried because i damaged a lot of the roots when detangling them from the pot in the first picAfter sprouting no dome needed.
Personally I never use a dome for seeds only cuttings until they root.im worried because i damaged a lot of the roots when detangling them from the pot in the first pic
No harm in seeing how they go, some might make it some not.also should i just nuke the ones that look obviously nukeable or should we let them fight
i think the main issue here is is probably how poor my attempt to detangle them was. also the soil now is packed super tight, is that a no go?Personally I never use a dome for seeds only cuttings until they root.
well my lips are super chapped and my concrete dried out faster than usual, but its been raining. i used to run a humidifier for my other house plants but was advised not to while growing. also im seeing tons of little bugs. this is the newbie forum for a reason lol.What's your humidity where they are?
Detangling them has definitely done some damage, and the soil being compact is no good it needs to be light and airy.i think the main issue here is is probably how poor my attempt to detangle them was. also the soil now is packed super tight, is that a no go?
would it cause more damage to go back in and try to make it airier now? also they have a hard time standing upright without being compacted lolDetangling them has definitely done some damage, and the soil being compact is no good it needs to be light and airy.
You will need to get a hygrometer to measure humidity if it's quite low them use the domes of its high enough then no need.well my lips are super chapped and my concrete dried out faster than usual, but its been raining. i used to run a humidifier for my other house plants but was advised not to while growing. also im seeing tons of little bugs. this is the newbie forum for a reason lol.
i feel like i didnt answer your question though, i run a heater and a ceiling fan and it feels pretty dry in here, some days more than others.
i feel like this is a lesson to not buy a dog when you can afford a dog but not the vet bills and have to put it down. def cant really afford much in terms of equipment at the momentYou will need to get a hygrometer to measure humidity if it's quite low them use the domes of its high enough then no need.
Going by your pictures the soil doesn't look to bad to me I'd leave them be for now. The ones that ain't standing up right I'd put little wooden sticks in to prop them up for now.would it cause more damage to go back in and try to make it airier now? also they have a hard time standing upright without being compacted lol
im off to the woods with a basket to forage for little sticks and bonesGoing by your pictures the soil doesn't look to bad to me I'd leave them be for now. The ones that ain't standing up right I'd put little wooden sticks in to prop them up for now.
Lol you can get a hygrometer off eBay there really cheap and a valuable tooli feel like this is a lesson to not buy a dog when you can afford a dog but not the vet bills and have to put it down. def cant really afford much in terms of equipment at the moment
bro im talking $3 type broke lolLol you can get a hygrometer off eBay there really cheap and a valuable tool
Haha you need something thin like toothpicks would do for now it's just to give the stems something to lean on.im off to the woods with a basket to forage for little sticks and bones