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My guess would be too much nitrogen, which appears to be supported by the dark green, glossy leaves in your second photo. In addition to that, the top end of your range of 28C isn't super hot, a little over 82F if my math is right, but having something close to the bulb in an extended stay with...

My preferred method is to throw the shit in the hole in the pot and let it grow. You're complicating an uncomplicated issue.

I've planted seeds every different direction you possibly could and have never seen any issues with properly prepared medium.

This is bullshit. "small chance of survival" my ass.

They're still around? Are they any good nowadays in terms of shipping and communication?

Look, I agree with you on all of the salient points here, but what I'm getting at is that you're not considering the reality of the situation. Few of these folks who need to ask this question in the first place have dialed in rooms or spaces and their temperatures and RH are likely fluctuating...

Just curious since you seem to have an awful lot of time to troll the forums but I don't see you posting any helpful information or grow journals.

Do you actually grow pot?

I've been following your posts recently and you make an awful lot of absolute statements. You should be careful telling new growers things in such black and white terms when things are not that simple. If he does not have appropriate RH in his environment, there are not a lot of ways to provide...

What's your environment like? Only so much that can be wrong that early, my bet is on the usual suspects -- over-watering, maybe caused or exacerbated by low temps?

I use straight Coco like I do everything else and it works great, I just hate cutting and labeling and misting and everything that comes along with clones. I don't run perpetuals so all of my keepers circulate amongst my buddies, so I can always pull something back and put it through quarantine...

Not sure but you don't really provide enough value to the forum to be so rude.

You can also use regular sandwich baggies (Glad bags) with a rubber band . Or, if you're using coco as your name maybe suggests, you really don't need the bags at all.

Please don't muck up somebody's thread with your ignorance... PK, nice setup, looking forward to this for sure.

Definitely. High 70's and humidity to match -- 70-80% RH -- are ideal conditions for most mediums in terms of starting seeds.

I want to encourage you to do this because dipshits like you help keep the heat off reasonably intelligent and cautious people like me. Best of luck!

All I know is there hasn't been a series of poor decisions like this schmuck's delusional "business plan" since Napoleon decided to invade Russia in the winter

at least 3lbs man, go ahead and lease a new 7-series since you'll be able to buy it outright after your harvest

Weird question but did you used to play the first Ghost Recon game on the original Xbox live about ten years ago?