you could put more lumens on her now or you could wait until she shows her first set of leaves but i think you could do that now. foliaring is good but at the seedling stage you just want to do that to keep the humidity around 70% so it doesn't dry out. unless you notice its really light green/yellow/brown, then you might want to foliar with something designed to correct deficiencies. i wouldn't start fertilizing until you get in the veg stage...let the soil feed the seedling for now...keep silica, calmag and superthrive in your watering regimen - all three if you're using RO water.I've got one 27W/1200 lumens on my 1 seedling that is under the light 18/6 hrs per day. It is about 2" from the light and going good. When should I put more lumens on her?
Also, I've been spritzing the leaves with boiled (room temp ) water mixed with a bit of organic molasses in it. Is that okay to do or should I only be watering the soil? If I fertilize, how often?
Your set-up is almost exactly the same as mine and your plants are about the same age as mine but a little bigger. I'm growing outdoors this year, as usual, but wanted to experiment with indoor growing. Maybe I can have a year-round crop of a few plants from seeds/clones? All of the clones I'm growing are from my outdoor crop so I've got 8 strains I'm playing with right now. I know some are better indoors than others so I'm making sure I have at least one of each. I've also just started feeding them some FoxFarm Grow Big.I'm trying to find out how I'm doing on my first grow. They are almost 6 weeks. I was using 24/0 just switched to 20/4 to try and get them to stretch a bit before flowering. They are 6in tall and 11in wide. I haven't given any nutrients. Just fox farm ocean forrest soil in 3gal smart pots and bottled/gallon water. Water only when soil feels barely damp and mist multiple times a day. Not sure of sex as they are just from some kill I had.
I would say yesDoes it have to be 6500k can I use 33w 6400k instead??