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Not fully dry, the surface should dry as an indication but most use weight by lifting the pot to feel it's lost the bulk of the water. Gets easy with practice.

Mine stops at 9, might be a problem.

That's just a figure of speech, maybe some ultra pulsed led could cycle enough to save half the electricity or another idea. There could be better leds already just they cost too much to produce. Just wondering, I don't have any need for anything better but sure there will be years from now.

If you had government facilities, unlimited budget and access to top scientists would they build leds that were ten times as bright and strong or is the current technology at the front already. We can make better technology already of many things but there's always some catch like ultra rare...

Get a fluid wet and dry system going, water then wait till it needs more, babysitting plants with misters isn't the recommended way. That's how soil works, it rains, that dries out then it rains again it doesn't stay wet for long.

Loam means clay, sand on its own doesn't make loam soil. Peat is airy enough and many mixes use sand but no clay which are not called loamy. You just need a normal indoor soil suitable for growing in the rest is environment. The right environment you won't get overwateting, too cold and your...

Don't disturb it, perlite isn't needed and you need to let it do its thing now.

Your doing ok for a novice but expect to make all the novice mistakes. If it's indoor soil it should work out but if it's outdoor soil it will be too heavy and not work. Sphagnum moss is not recommended, work out why recommended methods didn't work for you.

Just leave it alone, 99 times out of a hundred it sorts it out with no need to do anything.

Buy an indoor soil, all should work. Foxfarms, biobizz, promix everyone does well in most of these type soils. You plant it, put it somewhere warm and five days you have a seedling

Sphagnum moss is pH neutral. Yes, you read that right. Generally, the pH of sphagnum moss is pH neutral. It is soft, pliable, and very water-retentive. It is used to line baskets, as a seed-starter medium, as a medium that most big-box store Phalaenopsis orchids are growing in, and as an...

Sphagnum moss is not sphagnum peat moss. Peat moss is degraded low pH, sphagnum moss is neutral not yet broken down to peat. Don't say sphagnum moss if you mean sphagnum peat moss.

If your having problems it's not the soil it's you. Germination is very easy but some overthinking it or fussing the details.

It rooting through most of the media. For you just do it now.

The moss should be ok to grow in but is more suited to other species. I thought it had a neutral pH, once composted or dug as the below surface peat the pH is lower. I would use a pre prepared shop soil once it needs a repot.

Mj prefers to carry out certain things in the dark cycle. Take the dark cycle away and it will still carry out these chores but will devote all other time to max growth. That's to say if it grows at x rate a normal 18/6 cycle will have 18 hours of growth at x rate. If it grows at 24/0 cycle it...

They aren't burnt that's deficiency, seen it a million times, your before plants show some small deficiency this extra light just tipped them over the edge. Light burn is something else. But eventually you will work it out

Attitude seeds, the Vault, Rhino seeds, Gorilla seeds the list is endless.

Clearly underfed but good luck...

I don't think you can get that kind of accuracy doing it as so.