Have to do a little bit of digging haven’t ran across them yet.
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Have to get 6+ Seed sup
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I’ll have to check it out 
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Amnesia Haze has probably been one of the easiest plants I’ve grown so far. She always stretches up nicely, no real Nute issues and nice yields and smoke
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So here’s a little update. The blueberry is still tiny can’t figure that one out. I turned off my boards and now just running the homemade six led bulb light. I tried an experiment on germing seeds. I dropped a fourm stomper in a solo with happy frog, no soaking or anything. Kept the soil damp and four days later I got signs of life. She still had the shell attached so I gently removed it. This evening I dropped another fourm stomper and an amneza haze to replace the two that didn’t make it.
Here is the blueberry, still tiny
And the fourm stomper in the solo
Hope everyone has a great weekend
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I don’t do soil. But I would water a little farther out. That would let her dry a little if she is to wet. And also make her search for it. Both of the DT were started at the same time. But sprouted faster for #1. My #2 looked like she was about dead. Spindly purple stem too. She is now picking up. This is mine at 12 days old. Super tiny for almost 2 weeks old. And much smaller than her sister. I haven’t gave up on her. Once sh has grow enough to show she is doing ok. I will have to find her a new home.
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I was wondering about that. Didn’t know since she was so young if I should start watering outside of her leaves. I am still domeing some too.
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I will risk the wrath of others here, and say unless your humidity is under 50%. :grin :To ditch the dome or put a much larger one over it. All mine would stay tiny if they were domes very long. They need fresh air to breath. A dome keeps more water in the air. Which can hurt once the plant starts growing. Before my veg tent. I would dome for a day and let them be. They would look almost like they were drying up for a day or 2. But then to off growing pretty fast. Mine are now in a dedicated veg tent where I can control the humidity with out needing domes. It is insane how fast these start now. Also getting them into a final pot with in a week makes a huge difference in how fast mine take off.
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I’m running high 60s to lower 70s on humidity so I’ll lose the domes on the ones above ground. This is the part of the grow I’ve still haven’t figured out yet. Not that I’ve got the rest down pat but if I can get them growing a bit I can fumble my way through the rest.
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Yep. Once you get the first week down. The rest is easy 
Your humidity is perfect. I set mine to 65% So I run 60 - 70% with the 5% difference I set in. After a week and they are doing good. I lower from 65 to 60% My house humidity is normally about 50% or just under. So I can dial the tent in pretty easy.
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Just gettin her legs 
under her My Brother!! I bet she surprises you. 
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@Not2SureYet I appreciate the info. I purposely let my dehumidifier run less during early veg. I was thinking until they get more developed leaves they get there moisture from the leaves. I’ll take note that’s not the case. @Dman1969 thank you for stopping by, maybe in a day or two I can see some growth above ground.
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Give her a week and water around the lil girl make those roots search for water. Don’t get the stem wet (damping off sux) and you’ll be golden My Brother! 
I hope you have
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I’ve got to start taking better notes on this stuff. I appreciate the guidance. One of these days I’ll have it figured out, maybe.
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You got this Brother and if not we got your back!
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Like brother D said 
…we got your back, especially on blueberry …I have a Congo strain which I’ll probably drop in summer …
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I’m with @Not2SureYet, I some mine for a day or two (if I do that) and then pull the dome. I keep my humidity at 60-65% and they do fine
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They do pull moisture in through their leaves until they’ve developed roots. As long as the humidity in the room/tent is good, (65% or so) they can get plenty of moisture.
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I appreciate everyone’s guidance to get me over this hump. Maybe I’ll have more signs of life soon. When I went down last night to remove the domes my temp was 74 with 70% humidity so I’m thinking I should be good right now.
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