holy batman… I was gone at work for 7 hours and came home to this beautiful display!!!
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Looking very perky and healthy. 
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Dome the seedling when you water, next week.
Avoiding splash-drips is important.
then remove dome.
Mound the seedling with some more dirt (up to cotyledons) for added support or get fan air moviment.
Have fun, Its alive!
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that lil sheep made me smile … I needed that today
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what about splashing drips?
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Splashes and drips, cause leaf leaching and grower worry.
Dome avoid splashing.
Fire hoses can be difficult to control.
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leaf leaching? sorry I am new
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Similar information, same concept.
Splashing nutrient enriched solution onto leaves, allowing lights on, can cause leaf spot burns (AKA, leaching, necrotic, bleached) .
Some growers worry, others do not.
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That nutrient line is great. You can cook up a 7-10 gallon pot and transplant . Havent read all the replies yet so not sure if already mentioned. That nutrient line is well vetted here and works great.
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I am clumsy and hurt seedlings. I just bury them. All the way up till just under leaves. Just what works for me. My fat fingers on a brace and a seedling is death to the seedling…grin.
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Since organic top dress I never stress it anymore myself. 2 gallon sprinkler jug in and out. Wet or dont…lol.
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I have some top dressing stuff coming
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She’s looking good too! 
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Looking good! They are resilient little girls.
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I wish I still had the pics of dropping an HLG 550 on 2 flowering auto. Crushed them. Put 19 miles of tape on them and the tough suckers finished. When I say crushed i mean flat. I think they are on @MeEasy first thread.
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man 
lol mines doing great like I didnt break her neck 
only made her stronger
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How’s the HLG?
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