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Do you run the O3 with plants in the room or only during clean up/start up?

Many seedling problems come down to watering. It commonly seems to be over watering whenever someone just whatever's every "x" days. What works best for me with seedlings is a small medicine dropper that I can get 3, 4, 5 etc. ml of h2o out of at a time and when I see the soil is dry I water...

It was on the Reallyrado, not PNW. In the story feed part or whatever it's called.

Some pictures would be helpful. What's your watering schedule? How do you know when to water? How old are the seedings? Any feed yet?

It was posted on Rado's IG. The dates and crosses were on there.

London Pound Cake 75 crosses May 21 and June 11.

Fishing, gone for a couple weeks. Guessing orders would back up, enjoying some time off is nice and coming back to a pile of work is stressful and poor customer relations to those few jerks who just don't understand.

These freebies too... I have some Pyxy Styx crosses that I really want to get to.

Well... They do eat bugs and grubs... Maybe keep him for good luck and pest management?

With your RH that low they should be drying out pretty quickly... Have you been letting them dry until the pots are light or watering every day regardless?

No kidding! Working on that same project myself.

Are you set on using CC for payment? Cash through mail gives you a lot of very good options.

I've never used plugs, I can't offer any experience there.

It's a learning curve and crap happens. Next time remember the heat issue and have a tested solution ready to go for next run. I would try dampening the shell first. Strong, vigorous and healthy plants are what you want. A plant that fits that bill will shed it's helmet in the right conditions...

It is possible to carefully remove the shell, just have to be cautious to not damage or remove the seedling from your medium. Do you have them in a dome or some place that is able to keep the humidity elevated?

I think it's an interesting set up and it gives you something to look at during business hours. Best of growing!

That would be where I start as well. A good flush. Let the soil dry and then give it a good watering, watching the plants response. Post some photos back here if you see things you want more help with.

Are you fertilizing? In picture number two it looks like the leaves are clawing?

Not sure where you are and what temps are like, but, are you bringing them inside in the evening/think you have a need to? Were they started inside and hardened off before being moved outside?

I have to be honest, I'd have to attempt to LST that conjoined twin in four directions.