seedling humidity 30-40%. will they die.. no humidity dome available
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le' rukkus
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well that humidity is low for a seedling, all you need is a clear plastic cup over the plant and soon you'll see mostuire build up and that'll indicate humidty rising. humidity domes are expensive, just go to walmart buy a clear or clear bluish plastic tub n run your seedlin in their till it matures a bit
riddleme
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they will be fine it simply affects your transporation rates (means they grow a bit slower)
PS you can cut the top off a water bottle and put it over em
Weedoozie
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I wouldn't recommend leaving it like that
Personally, I misted my seedlings twice a day to increase humidity and they came out of it pretty happy
Also, there are ways to increase humidity without a dome. I've used cups of water, wet towels/paper towels that I hang dry in the grow area, misting the planter-pot sides instead of the plant itself....all of these have worked for me
Personally, I misted my seedlings twice a day to increase humidity and they came out of it pretty happy
Also, there are ways to increase humidity without a dome. I've used cups of water, wet towels/paper towels that I hang dry in the grow area, misting the planter-pot sides instead of the plant itself....all of these have worked for me
kash959
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"grow a bit slower" 
lol if they are slow then i wonder what fast is. i'm wondering if they on steroids or something. no wonder its called a weed!! yea, i mean, from my readings i got an impression that less than 60% and they somehow die and stuff... but mine seem to be quite happy. As long as they keep this growth i'll be happy too 
thanx for the quick reply guys appreciated
lol if they are slow then i wonder what fast is. i'm wondering if they on steroids or something. no wonder its called a weed!! yea, i mean, from my readings i got an impression that less than 60% and they somehow die and stuff... but mine seem to be quite happy. As long as they keep this growth i'll be happy too thanx for the quick reply guys appreciated
FarmerNinja
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spray the shit outta them!
hang a trashbag or small tarp over the top to create some kind of moisture trap if you can
hang a trashbag or small tarp over the top to create some kind of moisture trap if you can
Cali chronic
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check Target' they have an incubator so does osh cheap and even has a heated mat
rollurowns
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mine was at 20%, i hav two growin one a little slower than the other cos after i germ'd i planted it upside down(dumb i kno),had to wait for geotropism to take effect.usin plastic bottles now and mistin twice a day,good info guys
YOUNG BUCK
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Humidity is real important to germinate seeds and throughout the grow process.