I left the oscillating fan on overnight and basically dehydrated the seedling. First sprout was on 04/23.
Specs:
2x2x4.5 tent
Ts 600 LED
4” inline fan w/ carbon filter
Lenoit 2L humidifier
Oscillating fan
A Pot for Pot 2 gallon grow kit
RQS Pink Runtz autoflower
25°C 80-ish% humidity
I put a dome over the seedling in an attempt to revive her. Once I get this Ph meter to calibrate, I’m going to start sprouting another seed.
Moisten the little one with a spray bottle and put a small dome on her, it’s worth a shot but never guaranteed. You’ve got about a 50/50 shot good luck!!
I don’t let the fan hit them directly until they are about a week old. If you have the fan running just turn off the oscillation and let it blow towards the opposite side of the tent to give a gentle air movement.
Once older then the fan from a distance will oscillate the air enough to gently make the plants move occasionally. Helps strengthen them, but it doesn’t take a lot.
I appreciate the support @ChittyChittyBangin I’ve read that autoflowers can be delicate, so my optimism is a bit dimmed. Worth a shot to try to revive it and learn from the experience
I took 4 clones from a plant (my first time cloning) and i didnt think any of em were going to make it. I got more clones from my bro so i put a lid on the clones i did and let em go… fast forward to 2 weeks later when i go to transplant and removed the container to clean it out… to my suprise i had 1 clone with 4 nodes that hadnt gotten any kind of water except for runoff from the other clones up top and that was barely nothing. So, i transplanted her and a week later shes up and taking off…