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Hey Folks, I’ve been growing these Pakistan Valley plants for a couple months now. Transplanted them to 5 gals mid December and went on vacation for 10 days around Christmas so had to use Blumats while i was gone. they started showing leaf browning/drying once I returned. I assumed it was a sign...

@Sweaty_Guy thank you brother

Hard to tell in the photo but she’s definitely changed since yesterday.

Well I’ll be damned. She’s starting to lift up her head up. @Sweaty_Guy you’re a genius.

Yes! It has always been my problem. Still learning how to leave them alone

Nice. What are your temps and RH? Do you use domes or no?

Yep. I don’t drown them anyway. Typically use a syringe with 10 or 20 mL at a time every 3-4 days or so for the first couple weeks

Strange. Didn’t re-bury and I swear it was half an inch down. Still looks the same today . Got another one germinating so if it doesn’t look different tomorrow I’ll prob pull it up and drop it in a cup of water while I plant the new one. Believe it or not I have actually revived seeds recently...

I’m leaning toward this being an issue of temp/humidity shock. I had successful runs last year and looking back at the photos I can see that I had a warm humidifier right next to the cups so once the domes were removed I probably maintained a similar heat/RH spectrum for them, minimizing any...

Def didn’t drop them more than half an inch into the soil. Could it be from too much PPFD? I have them in the tent with other plants that are further along vegging under a 200w led but these cups are off to the side. Last I checked PPFD was around 250 but I’ve since shaded them a bit and brought...

You mean that’s typically an indication of it being buried more than half an inch down?

I buried it about a half inch down…maybe 1/4 in

I will keep you posted. Thanks!

This is a Grimm Bros seed so i reckon this is pure user error and not a genetic deficiency. As soon as it popped up it stopped growing. A little dirt pile was making it bend and I thought it would muscle through and keep growing but it just kind of stopped. After a day or two I took the dome off...

What’s your humidity?

What was your humidity?

Glad I’m not alone! Are you having any better luck with this contraption?

I’m tempted to get these all-in-one seed starter domes that allow you to gradually reduce humidity before transferring them to the tent environment. Seems like something that can provide a bit more of a guarantee for survival in the first week. Anyone use those bulky things?

Why kill the heat mat, though? It keeps the medium warm - I assumed that was a good thing. Warm feet, no?