waynebebay
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They are about an 3/4" or 1/2" into the soil. Is that good?
First time grower respectfully in need of assistance
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Cloudiology
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perfecto my man!!
kushhound187
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They will sprout faster at about a 1/4 inch. altho you can cover it with less, as long as the seeds covered.
if you dont slightly pack the soil down, you will likely have to remover tje shell.
if your seedlings pop up, but dont shed their shell, you will have to remove the shells
if you dont slightly pack the soil down, you will likely have to remover tje shell.
if your seedlings pop up, but dont shed their shell, you will have to remove the shells
waynebebay
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Can I just remove some of the soil on top?
kushhound187
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You are 7 hours ahead of me. Wayne is 5 behind you. i think anyway...
wayne, ri is same timezone as maryland???? ive been to baltimore (cool place, lots of drugs, cime, murder tho...)
im a ravens fan to the bone. my birthday landed a couple days before superbowl this year.and i had a great birthday. ravens won, i got to take hope a really sweet litte asian girl (i dont fuck white girls at all, not unless they are from ireland, im a little weird like that)...
kushhound187
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Yes, but i wouldnt disturb them. its not worth the risk of exposing roots to light
they will be fine im sure
waynebebay
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I raised the peat pots to about 4 inches away from the light. Is this a bad idea or should I run with it?
Edit: Measurements were off, they were 2 inches away from the light. I got a bit skived out by them being so close that I put them back into their original positions which is closer to 4 or 5 inches away.
Cloudiology
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yeah i was gonna say bout that not looking like 4inches.. don't worry about them man. just relax and let them do their thing!
waynebebay
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Exactly how I felt!
By the way, I periodically add all my steps and how-to's on my initial post to this thread. Check it out man!
Cloudiology
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i really like the way you structure it! it looks great! although unfortunately you will lose the ability to edit earlier posts eventually.. but i think, especially how you structured it,you should create a new thread to help newbies out. it's excellently written.Exactly how I felt!
By the way, I periodically add all my steps and how-to's on my initial post to this thread. Check it out man!
waynebebay
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Maybe you and I can create something if you are down? Mash out knowledge together and make a wicked newbie go-by document. I think it would be sick.
Cloudiology
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hell i'll be up for that!
waynebebay
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Alright man, good shit. Do you use any messenger? Pm me a way we can keep in immediate contact unless you're most comfortable in this forum setting?
Cloudiology
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what do you use? i'll sign up sure. i haven't used any in years thanks to facebook and whatnot
waynebebay
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Well no one really uses AIM anymore but I go on Trillian and use my AIM account. The only people I really see on AIM anymore are the people who used to use it in high school so it's very low key now.
Also, you can click on the AIM link to the left.
waynebebay
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Alright, been checking on my babies frequently. Noticed today that the soil was a bit dry so I touched it up a little to get a little moist. Still haven't seen any sprouters, I am assuming that I may have planted them to deep? I hope not. I think it just means I would have to wait a little bit longer.
waynebebay
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I'm not sure how things are going yet, lol. Still no movement.
Cloudiology
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yeah you planted them just a tad to deep, but only for them to sprout quickly. the only thing you've done is very slightly prolonged breaking the soil. no worries!
waynebebay
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That's exactly what I thought, it's okay, I guess. I just wanted to make sure my soil was good and moist with no standing water and that the temp is right where it's supposed to be. I put a heating pad under my set up this morning because we had a cold night... which means they had a cold night. I am plateauing the temp at 22° Celsius, which should be perfect for them. The heating pad is a simple heating blanket with no physical contact to the plastic, there is a towel between the two and it successfully plateaued the temp so that's pretty exciting!
I will also get my grow tent today and will supply pictures of it when I get it all set up. I still don't have all the lights and y connectors and adapters yet so I am going to have to maintain the same set up except I can remove the dome now and find a way to hang my only light.
Cloudiology
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sweet man. everything seems to be going damn smoothly! looking forward to seeing the tent!