baddfrog0221
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you don't need to spray them. Just let them grow.
A few hours of hot sun a day might actually be good for them. 87 is ok. Once you get above 90 then it becomes a bad idea.and is it better to put my seedlings in the shade rather then under my bulbs, or keep them in the hot sun....i dont think hot sun is good idea.......its about 87 out and 45% humidity today
Agreed, give them the UV rays the crave!!! Get some pics of them tanning.A few hours of hot sun a day might actually be good for them. 87 is ok. Once you get above 90 then it becomes a bad idea.
The biggest thing to remember is to pre-wet your soil before planting. Not so its muddish but nice and moist. After planting seedlings you should only have to keep the top of the soil moist until they start to develop a hardy root system. For the first week of my seedlings growth I did nothing but use a spray bottle with a tiny bit of Superthrive in it to keep the first inch of soil around the growth moist. As long as your humidity levels aren't too low, it should stay fairly moist. I also highly advise not to put your seedlings into direct sunlight until they have sprouted their first set of true leaves. A mesh screen above or having them inside next to a window works beautifully.should I water the seedlings using a spray bottle?......when do the seedlings need to be in nutrient rich soil?