Live Stoner Chat quick question from newbie

[bobhope]

I have 4 seeds sprouted on tissue. I have very carefully put them into the pots and lightly covered them. Do i still keep them in the dark or under the light?
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bob

 

[bobhope]

This is how they look. The pots have been cut on the side so i intend to put them in the final pot and remove the little pots without any movement (hopefully)
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bob

 

[MickJ]

They need to be covered to keep the moisture in. Cut off bottoms or tops of coke bottles work well. I would keep in the dark and mist twice a day until standing up right. They don't look deep enough to me though.

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[bobhope]

Thanks, So put a little more compast on top and keep them covered until they show?
bob

 

[aspirin]

They need to be covered to keep the moisture in. Cut off bottoms or tops of coke bottles work well. I would keep in the dark and mist twice a day until standing up right. They don't look deep enough to me though.

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I might be wrong but that doesn't seem logical, because you do that to clones to give them water through leaves because they have no roots, new seedlings have roots but no mechanism to absorb water through leaves yet... my advice would be to leave them alone-if they sprouted in your current environment then they like it-be patient unless there is an actual problem

 

[bobhope]

thanks, i just put a little more compast on them and covered them again. So i should wait a few days until the break ground and them put them under lights?
sorry for the obvious questions but this bit is where they live or die.
bob

 

[MickJ]

Yes wait

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[bobhope]

okey dokey
bob

 

[MickJ]

I might be wrong but that doesn't seem logical, because you do that to clones to give them water through leaves because they have no roots, new seedlings have roots but no mechanism to absorb water through leaves yet... my advice would be to leave them alone-if they sprouted in your current environment then they like it-be patient unless there is an actual problem

It looks to me like the root was exposed, if that dries, it's dead. I was thinking of keeping the root moist until it goes underground more, is all.

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[aspirin]

It looks to me like the root was exposed, if that dries, it's dead. I was thinking of keeping the root moist until it goes underground more, is all.

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i would say you're right if that's the case, i didn't notice that myself and its just my 2 cents as a novice, no offence intended, just trying to pass on the little knowledge i have is all