Quote Originally Posted by PlainJane
Thank you Chrissy, very good info and it makes a lot of sense. Now I wish I'd read that post earlier. I already put the cubes into soil. It felt like a slightly bad idea as I was doing it (just for the sake of doing two different things and shocking the babies) but like a dummy I did it anyway. My brain has an acute case of the farts today. I am hoping they will be OK since they're still in their cubes just with soil around them. *nervous*

Here are photos of what's going on:

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Good temp, good humidity and decent circulation and light breeze in there. I have my fingers crossed.

There are no roots sticking out of the cubes so the transplant wouldn't have stressed them and neither will popping them out of the soild and just letting them be in cubes a bit longer. I've never really stressed a plant by transplanting so long as I've never damaged the roots. The set up looks good. and the two fans but you will need a fan to pull that air out of the room later on not just move it around the room but that's later.
Chronic Chrissy Reviewed by Chronic Chrissy on . Problem mechanical timers (not shutting off) & lighting on seedlings Q? I've now had two timers "go bad" on me. This is a problem because obviously I can't be constantly worrying if my shit is working. :mad: I got a mechanical electric timer (you know, the push the little knobby bits up or down on a dial kind) and it worked for a day but then decided it didn't want to go off when it was in the off section. Nothing would override that. Now I have a second one (different brand) which is doing the same thing, except if you push the override button it does shut Rating: 5