The light warrior dries out pretty fast so you have to keep a close eye on it. Especially with a heating pad. The light warrior has to be watered slow so it just don't repel the water. I usually water, then wait a couple min, then water again til the cup feels heavy. When your checking, if the cup feels light, its time to water again. If i were you id raise the lights up a couple more inches til you start seeing a little stretch then you can get them as close as possible to the plant. No need to blast them as soon as they pop up. Looking good man.
pushit Reviewed by pushit on . Watering Seedlings And Other Okay I'm on my first grow. I germinated my seeds using the paper towel method. I have filled 18oz disposable cups up with FoxFarm Light Warrior Seed Starter soil, and poked holds into the bottom of the cups for drainage. After I saw the taprrot, I planted the seedlings not to far down into the soil, and I placed a T5 fluorescent just above the cups. I also have the cups sitting on top of a heat pad. My temps are currently 78 degrees fahrenheit(°F)(in the mid to high 60s at night, but I have Rating: 5