My seeds are sprouting in rapid rooters under a humidity dome after only a day.

My questions for those with experience using these rapid rooters are, do these sprouts look ok?
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Should I turn on the lights now? Do they have to be further away? I have a 90 W UFO LED and the measured light intensity is about 1000 foot candle at the top of the rapid rooters.

Should I let it aerate more now? When is it ok to remove the humidity dome? Humidity dome has kept the humidity levels 90-99% over the past day.

I'm also using a CO2 pad for domes. Should I replace it? Once the dome is off, will that still be beneficial?

Water and nutrient-wise, I only used distilled water with which I moistened the rapid rooters, put some in the bottom tray, and sprayed onto the inside of the humidity dome.

After my complete fail of trying to get them to sprout in soil, I don't want to wait for comments until it's too late again.
gigimarga Reviewed by gigimarga on . Rapid rooters sprout My seeds are sprouting in rapid rooters under a humidity dome after only a day. My questions for those with experience using these rapid rooters are, do these sprouts look ok? Should I turn on the lights now? Do they have to be further away? I have a 90 W UFO LED and the measured light intensity is about 1000 foot candle at the top of the rapid rooters. Should I let it aerate more now? When is it ok to remove the humidity dome? Humidity dome has kept the humidity levels 90-99% Rating: 5