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I skipped watering them tonight I'll transplant them tomorrow. Is there any harm in transplanting too soon?

Ya but isn't seabird guano a little better than normal bat gauno. I know there are better alternatives though.

Can any help find the thread where they talk about vero 29s par reading at various amps.

Ya the clawing how the leaves are drooping inward. For the roots I just see a couple I cut the holes bigger my cup to check them out. Ill probably do it maybe sunday. Ya going to transplant then water it really good with plain ph water to get the air out. The seedling are about 16 days now.

Images: http://imgur.com/a/ANCTv Heres a link it won't let me post images for some reason Hey so when should I transplant I can see couple root coming near the bottom. Oh ya these babies already smell dank! If you put your nose too them.

Not bad So a few days ago I Watered those ones that have been clawing and the perked up for a day, but then the next day they did the clawing again idk. I also switched over to my cob led lights at about 60 watts * 3 at 20 inches. They seem to be okay with it temps are hold 73 with the tent...

sweet thanks for the info people.

I think my brother lives next to a guy that grows red wigglers. I guess he just grows them in a field maybe he can ship some to me hes down in alabama.

cool thanks for all the info Amshif87 yes this is an indoor grow. I already bought some nutes and dirt but next time I'll probably scoop some of this dirt up from these guys in maine. Ill have to look into how much it would cost me to make but I like that theirs has been sitting composting and...

is it worth it someone with knowledge of no till check this out please http://westernmass.craigslist.org/grq/5962376005.html only thing weird I see is the lobster compost mixed with earthworm casting. They said they could do like 15 a cubic foot for me. What other things do I need with this...

Think I might do an experiment I have a huge bag of seed from back in the day like im talking 10 years old should be interesting.

Ya it makes sense I can see how a person could damage the root or soak the seed too long.

cool Next time Im going to go just dirt or a pellet I won't be in such a rush...

How long does it usually take you to break dirt? Do you use soil?

haha thanks man. I still have this one seed that wont pop. I took in out about 5 days ago when the other one popped up. I soaked it 24 hours a second it had a crack in the husk and I could see the tap root. So I pinched it real good to loosen it up put it back in the dirt a few days. Anyways I...

One of my seeds took 6 days to pop out of the surface granted I didn't have good tap root on that just a tiny one and I planted it too deep. Maybe he planted them too deep? He should inspect one I don't think it will hurt.

I bet there are just about to pop out You could inspect one though. I inspected mine 6 days in as 3 of 4 had sprouted. I saw it was going and tossed a little dirt on top like 1/4 inch of dirt just to covered it. A day later it popped out. I could have just waited and all would have been fine, I...

I took the reflector off and added some 5600k clfs on top. The straight Led were making my plants lime green in the new growth. found this video he tests the par 17 at 28 inches in a fish tank

I figured out my light situation Took the reflector off the shop light and put the cfl on top of the led tubes. About 4 inch high now holding 73.5 degrees This should be good now. The two droopie girls are on the right, they after finally starting to spread there wings.

hey I bet that candy can strip pattern is something with the plastic cord maybe its reacting to the lights or something. It just wipes off?