I forgot to mention that after soaking them all, I misted them with Serenade, an antifungal. I also forgot to mention that the plants in the mother area are about 16 inches under a 4 foot, 54 watt, 6500K T5 fluorescent.

32 hours:
The temperatures dropped today, and the flowering closet was down to 70 degrees. Iā??ve never had to worry before about temperatures getting too low in there, since plants in there were always being kept nice and warm with a 600 watt HPS. I rigged up a heat lamp on a cheap thermostat, which comes on if temperatures drop to 71. It stays on until 81, but just too make sure things donā??t get too hot too fast it has a duty cycle of 3 minutes on and 12 off. Additionally if temperatures reach 83, an exhaust system with a big-ass, room clearing fan comes on, and stays on unless temps drop to 76. If youā??re interested in how I wired the thermostat or whatever, I made a thread about it here.

38 hours:
We have a winner folks. 3 have shown, and Cotton Candy was the first. The other 2 are SNLxNH and SNLxNH. All seeds sprouted so far are in dirt, in the flowering closet. Everything is staying nice and moist still, except the 2 in perlite/vermiculite that are on the heat mat, but not under the dome. They seemed a little close to drying out, so I very gently and very slightly watered them.

46 hours:
3 new ones showed up, all in the humidity dome. Iā??m very happy to see that a White Widow has popped. If I can only have one out of the bunch it would either have to be the WW or Church, just because this particular lot of bean has been reported very hard to pop. Got one more, but a smaller Church seed just in case I want to try some real fancy mad scientist stuff on it. What that would be, Iā??m not sure yet.

Sprayed everything with Serenade again. The Cotton Candy ā??s tap root looked very furry, which Iā??m almost positive is just normal root fur. If itā??s mold, sheā??s probably done for already.

60 hours:
Iā??m very pleased to announce that all the babies have emerged except 3 of the 24. All 3 were in the flowering section. Itā??s obvious the ones in the humidity dome are hatching faster, so I moved the stubborn 3 into the dome. They are a white widow, blue russian, and of course the church. And the church is the one bit we wanted bad. The one that was going to make me. Actually I want a white widow most, so Iā??m pleased 3 have come up so far. I just wanted