These are pics of my new autoflower dwarfs I started from reg. seeds a few days ago. I started another batch 2 weeks prior about but they all but died on me. I am using solo cups w grow rocks and rockwool to start out and would move the females to 1.5 gal buckets when gender shows. So far I have had nothing but bad luck starting seeds. I have had success cloning though. I use the soak, papertowel method and get germination, then the plants live for a few days in the humidity cups w me spraying the inside of the cup only to keep humidity up. I am using a single 65 watt CFL in a grow cab to start them. Temps are at 74 and humidity is constant w cups. Small fan in corner and no nutes, PH bal (5. water only. ANYONE HELP PLEASE TELL ME WHAT TO DO TO MAKE SEEDLINGS LIVE LONG ENOUGH TO GET TO DRY AIR AND LIGHT!!!!!! NOBODY EVER RESPONDS ON THIS SITE ANYMORE!...$180 IN SEEDS GOING DOWN THE SHITTER UNLESS SOMEONE WHO DOES THIS HITS REPLY, HOPE THIS IS DESPERATE ENOUGH TO GET SOME COOL PEOPLE TO HELP

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Twisted leaves like that are a sign of either a too high humidity or a wrong pH. I suggest you also check the roots for any damage.

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what is your temps like, if its to hot they wont grow and being that young they will die

Ph is at 5.8 for the spray I use to keep the tops of the substrate wet. I also mist the inside of the cups w it. I cant check the roots yet as they have not emerge from the RW...even if they did I would have to pull them up out of the grow rocks disturbing any possible roots. Is there any proven, step by step guide to getting seedlings ready for real light? I have the JC Grow bible, another grow book and the web, everyone says germinate for a few days then move under fluoro lighting. In my experience this kills the 3-4 day ld seedling as they need humidity or they drop and die. weird that nobody has a METHOD to use that works all the time w good seeds.

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i hear everybody on here with different ideas with seeds i just put them in the pot and leave them till they have there 1st set of proper leaves and place under a Fluro ive had 100% plant success

well the oval leaves usually die off any ways man, but just give it some time and lower that light because you have alot of stretch going on there broski

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Yeah, there's a billion methods, none more efficienct than the other.

I do exactly what edot13 does, pop them in the soil and just let them grow. No bottles, jars, mini-tents or stuff like that. I just mist them twice a day and I've never had any problems.

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Don't "Mist" the plant before it goes in light.
Thats probably why its curling over..
Misting can cause burn spots.. If your going to do it, Do it during the plants darkness.

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That's true, but only if you have really strong lights, not cfls.

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You have the wrong light spectrum for germinating you need 5000 to 6500 K and your light looks like a 2700 K and it is way to far away!