Turn off the fans. You don't want fans on a seedling.
there's no one "correct" way to germinate a seed. Do what works for you and find a method you are comfortable with - there are many.
This is true. But there are ways with less of a hassle that give the same germination rates.
What is the benefit of a dome on a seedling?
One of those things that just works for me...Helps keep it moist and in higher humidity for those first 7 days. Easier to keep a couple seedlings under domes in high humidity rather than an entire tent.
Domes and high humidity can lead to damping off.
Exactly
Delicate line for sure....that is why I take mine off a few times a day for some airflow. On day 7, I remove them completely.
That is why I never dome seedlings
In this situation where he obviously has too much airflow, what's the alternative? He can move it to another location, he can turn down the fan if his situation warrants it, he can put a dome over it throughout the day or he can do nothing again and let it dry up. OP can clearly give more info about his setup, but in the limited info given and lack of alternatives provided, it ain't a bad call. I live in a low-humidity environment and it works well for me. Perhaps he will find if this will work for him.
Gee I wonder how seeds survive in nature
Gee I wonder what climate these seeds thrive in...humidity where I am is in single digits and can swing 30degees in temp in a single day. I need a more controlled environment, hence the baggies and tent.Gee I wonder how seeds survive in nature
I built my rooms to create the environment I want
