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Ihave seeds I planted in soil a week ago, and they just started sprouting this morning. You have to be patient with this hobby.

Some people go as far a scoring thick root balls with a knife down the sides, but I don't let it get that far.

Every time I up-pot I intentially loosen the roots a little. Can actually help the plant grow.

It's a leaf of undetermined sex.

I don't think it has anything to do with scents given off by the other plants. It has more to do with the Moon being in alignment with Venus.

You fine.... 10 minutes won't hurt eigther way.

You should never cover a seedling with any type of dome or plastic bag. Too high of humidity will cause them to dampen off and die.

@Heavysmoker86 , Use your Crystal Ball silly.

Soil looks kinda corse. Could use more dirt and less gravel.

That's a super super fuzzy picture, but what I have to go with, unless you can take a better picture, looks like a boy to me.

Aparently you using a cotton candy light. Looks pretty but not much substance to it. Invest in higher quality White lights, or even flourascent tubes and you will be better off. Those Toy lights just don't produce and they make diagnosing problems impossible. All I see is a plant that is My...

Well if you want to invest your money on sub-standard equipement using low quality parts it's up to you. I wish you luck.

King Brite is probably one of the worse choices for lights. Don't buy anything Blurple. I have several HLG's and am vary happy with my purchase so far. Do more research and plenty of reading before you fork over any cash.

I generally plant my jiffy plugs as soon as the plant starts to grow out of it. Only takes about a day for the roots to grow out of the bottom.

Both.... Cheep lights like that you need 50 watts per square feet. That is ACTUAL watts and not what they claim. Lights like that can flower 3 square feet at best. You will need 4 to 6 of them for a decent grow.... plus an extra one or two to replace them when they burn out or catch on fire.

Don't expect much using that cheep light. Maybe 2~3 ounces at best but don't expect much more. Look into getting some better lights in the future. Check out HLG. I have 6 of their lights and never looked back.

You will want to harden the plants off before putting them in direct sunlight. Put them in a shaded area at first and gradually increase the amount of direct sunlight they get each day.

I think we have the making of a pop corn factory here.

You good to go.

It takes about 4 weeks for the seeds to fully form, so factor that into your harvest window.