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Sorry for answering just now. For Germination i just put the seeds in a earrh/coco pod and watered them. And obviously they are in a controlled environment, with 80-90% Humidity and around 25°C. They are about 1-2 cm beneath the ground. And I know I didn't underwater them, but I may have...

So I have like 3 Gelato Seeds and 3 Ice Cream Cake seeds, where most of 'em germinated in like 4-5 days the rest is hopefully germinating soon. I've put them in some Coco-Pods soaked with water. They have more than enough water, the humidity is about 80-85% and the temperature is about 23°-27°C...

I just looked it up. And yes, Ruderalis = Autoflower. Well thats good to know. And I just learned something new today. But I don't regret my choice of strain. I think Autoflowers are a great beginner plants to get started with home growing.

Yeah, she is. Its my first grow so I thought that would be a good starter. I dimmed the light and till now she didn't want to have any water. Probably cause she is in a "bigger" pot. Does Ruderalis automatically mean autoflower? Or what is the difference between Ruderalis and the rest?

Thanks 🥰. I think so too. She is 50% Indica, 35% Ruderalis and 15% sativa. I am really excited how she turns out.

A little Update: The plant is in a "ok" state. A bit of Light stress but else it's doing just fine. Except I noticed that the plant doesn't grow big leaves like I see on other plants, in this stage. Is this just the strain or am I doing something wrong again?

Hi guys, What do you think. Isn't she stretching? What can I do against it?

A quick question: Do you guys use humidifiers or dehumidifiers? If yes, which would you recommend for a small growing space? If not, how do you control the humidity in your growtent?

I know and I probably will buy some humiditymeter really soon. I really wanted to begin growing as fast as I could, so I didn't inform myself good enough, what I really need. And now because of that I fuck up my first grow 🥲

Yeah I know you said that before. The Temps are in the 25°C-26°C. Humidity was raised (I don't have a humiditymeter, so I don't have a exact number). And the Light was set on the lowest setting, about 7.500 Lux. And today I raised the lights a bit higher. So the light is hopefully not as strong...

Ok, thanks. That calms me down.

That sucks, cause I am not home right now. Will it survive another 12 h, till I get home ?

Ok, I am back earlier than I wanted. But now I am just confused. So yesterday I sprayed some water in the Bottle and on the soil again. And today morning the first set of leaves were dropping a little bit and the second set of leaves were curling upwards. I know that the leaves "look" up in the...

Hi Guys, Thank you all for the Tips and Tricks you gave me, because when I looked in the Grow Box today my little Pricess looked like this. I think it looks a lot better than two days ago. Yes the leaves are still yellow and the cotyledon are as good as dead. But I see some Progress and I think...

Sadly I can't change the light, but I turned it dow as much as I could. I don't know the humidity in there, but yes it's pretty dry. I will do that bottle thing, but shouldn't there be a hole or so at the top for airflow? And I sprayed a little bit of water into the Bottle, so it raises the...

Its on 18h light and 6h dark, I think

Temps. around 25°C Humidity I don't know and cant really test that

If anyone is still in this thread. Than here is a small update. Here is a little comparison form my little princess from two days ago and today. The first Foto is from two days ago. The plant is a bit smaller and has fewer yellow spots. The second Foto is from today. Yes the plant got a bit...

Yeah, kind of. I mean it has it first set of leaves but they aren't that big yet, and the last two days they've been slowly turning a bit more yellow. On top of that the Growrate is much slower than it was before. And as you can see you're seedling still has its cotyledon and is older than mine...

Better ? (This is the best I can do) I threw in that ruler to get a more accurate estimate.