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Hello everyone, I'm new and looking for friends to help me on my way. I put my first seed in this am not germinated ,I would like to know how to take care of at night. I'm new so please forgive my ignorance. Thanks again for all your help. ☮️
 

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Knowledge is power do your homework and come back we are here to help when you get supplies needed and get serious about growing weed. Peace
 
Yah looking forward to seeing it germinate. Just keep the soil moist and warm and make sure that once it sprouts you regulate moisture because mold may develop. At evening if it is not too cold you can leave it outside and let it sleep.
 
quietlybinary I very rarely say not do something but in this case I think I need to ,you have to harden the plants before you can leave them outside overnight if you just stick them out there it might just be ok or you could go out in the morning and find them all limp
 
I'm learning as I grow, see what I did there... Anyways I try to think of the plant as a baby and go there over protective route. In a few months I'll be looking back and thinking, wow, and laughing in a good way at my first attempt. I ended up bringing hopefully her in overnight and tucked her away in a clean dresser that's nice and dark. Wrapped, swaddled, and let her rest.
 
If you continue to care for your plants that much, and you use GWE as a resource, your first grow will be awesome! Good luck!
 
Ya, I noticed that myself last night. From what I've read lighting is moving twords led with growing. I can tell you it's bright as all get out of you look at it but I'm guessing today is going to be lighting research. This is all part of learning. Thanks for your input, I really appreciate your help and information. As of now I have three, but at 12w I would need 10 and that's no doable. So I'll get smart on lighting today and go from there. Thanks again for being kind.
 
Check out LECs. They arguably outperform LEDs and they’re priced pretty reasonably. Perfect for a 3x3 space.
 
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