Thanks for allowing me to join this forum.
I’m an anxious “ new Mom” to my seedlings.
Unsure when to transplant seedlings in jiffy pots to large pots. Suggestions?
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Do you have these in another thread please keep to one thread bud look at replies in last post
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So sorry , new to forum snd format. Please forgive me
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@Cgm They look like they’re stretching for your light. I’d recommend getting your light closer or they’ll eventually stretch out and topple over. You can bury them neck deep at transplant to help them going forward if that happens.
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Welcome to the community. I use domes as the uptake of water is through the leaves. Once the roots is established, water will come via the roots. 
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Hi and welcome to the community going by ur pics it looks like ur peat pods are quite dry and u need to turn up ur light or bring the light closer to ur plants they are stretching to much but like u said ur new to this ,just a tip try not to use peat pods as they cause a bit of drama with cannabis plants the material that the peat is in can choke ur plants i would suggest next time to get solo cups fill them with soil and plant ur seed into them ,but so far ur doing great just drop ur light down or turn it up i have my light on 50% and its about two -three foot above my seedlings and its on 50% .Theres plenty of people here that can give u tips and tricks to make ur growing experience a whole lot more fun and relaxing the best thing i can tell you is use the k.i.s.s method
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Welcome to the community !
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Welcome. Just keep in mind, this is not an easy or cheap hobby. There is a significant learning curve and it is not like growing vegetables. The same techniques don’t really apply.
Growing one strain is hard enough the first time. Looks like you have a good handful of different strains there? Your going to have to really pay attention to what they are “telling” you.
When I grew in soil, I read this many times.
I haven’t seen him on here lately, but @Hellraiser knows his stuff.
Have fun and ask questions. Welcome!
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Welcome to the neighborhood. 
Happy Growing
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Thank you all for the suggestions. I transplanted the seedlings in their forever home and increased the light, at 60%. Doing really well, but now I noticed 2 of the plants have 2 leaves curled under and yellow spots, circular with indentions on the top of these leaves. Looking closer, I think all the plants have at least one faint yellow circulator spot on a leaf. Am I dealing with a fungus??
White widow and white lsd strains, autoflowering.
Temp 75-77, humidity 40-60%, drip irrigation system with a time pump at 10sec/hour, 2cc. Grow tent 36x48x72 with spider farm 1000w grow light, dimmed at 60%, 26 inches from plants. In line carbon filter and 6” exhaust fan. Additional 4” fan in use and humidifier set at 60% with humidistat auto control. Temperature/ hydrometer monitor in use. All distilled H20, ph 6.0. Soil ph at 7, run off is at 5.65. My girls are 28 days old Please see images. I need help
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I have turned off the humidifier, humidity at 42% now. Do I spray with a fungicide?? I have trifecta crop control on standby to spray tonight during the dark cycle. Moisture meter shows soil is moist but not wet.
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So no response in 18 hrs, so had to make a decision re: treatment. Removed the affected leaves and sprayed with trifecta last night during the dark cycle. No damage to the leaves seen this morning, so fingers crossed that I caught it early. Suggestions? Comments?
So images didn’t load on post about disease, so I’ll try again. Maybe there’s a limit on how many can be uploaded? Here’s the problem I’m having.
Do I need to post this under troubleshooting tab. New to forum and unsure how all this works.
@Cgm you can load 5 images at a time but you need to wait until the loading hit’s 100%, watch at the bottom of your window down by the reply button. Once you are at 100% tap the tv screen icon (bottom right) and that’ll let you preview your message before hitting reply.
Your plants look healthy and green. Don’t stress too much, these girls can tolerate a lot while you get comfortable. 
Thank you for the directions and vote of confidence. I am stressing a bit, but doing the best I can with my first grow. Fingers crossed 