I started some new seeds a few days ago.I did the 'tween the sheets thing. Babies had approximately 1/2 starter roots when they went into dirt. Soil is a Oceans Forest, coco, n perlite mix. A24 watt lightbar led stationed apprx.4-5 inches above the pots containing the babies.The babies broke through the soil in their usual and expected manner.But instead of the leaves forming letting foliage start to develop the only growth was the stem. So, I added soil to bury the excess stem and to provide more support. This is by no means my first rodeo. I'm thinking my light was up to high. Was that my mistake. How much above the seedlings should my light be. I made adjustments. Light is closer to the plants. No danger of heat, the LED stays cool. Generally I maintain a 1-2 inch clearance above seedlings.Am I on the right track, here?.
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