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Oh yeah, light on for 24hr. Is this correct?
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Yes, keep the lights going for 24 hours for the first week, then you can go to 18/6.
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I have four trainwreck among mine atm they’ve grown lovely very fast to get going and have been a easy strain to grow as well, happy growing my friend I’ll be watching in the back grounds 
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Can anyone suggest a good rh meter. I have 2 and they show approximately 20% difference. One says 45% the other 67%. I don’t have a clue what it really is
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@MattyBear what is your RH meter in your tent? I like that one.
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@Covertgrower I have Acurite RH meters and they have done the trick for me
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AcuRite 01083 Pro Accuracy Indoor Temperature and Humidity Monitor
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HDW58GS?tag=greenrel-20
This is the one I ordered. I didn’t see the other one, but it’s Accu rite
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They are so cute at that age, but they do seem to be stretching a bit. I think you should move the light a little closer.
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Yep, if those are cfl lights they can be within a few inches
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@Grandaddy013 yep cfl at that age need to be 3-4 inches away from plant helps stop the initial stretch
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I moved them back to take the picture. They normally sit right under the light, the bulb touches the dome
I will be moving babies tomorrow and placing them in their “forever” home. I have a 1000w mh light, over each plant, with a dimmable ballast. I will be starting them at 600w. At what distance should i have them. @dbrn32 @Donaldj @anybodyelse
Probably 24-36” based on last pic or so. I’ve never really run seedlings under mh though.
Same here, got it from Amazon.
Seedling is 40in then when she starts to stretch you put it at 20in above top that’s at 600 watts I use CMh 600 watt and that’s my scedule and it works perfect
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