Well it's been over 12 hours and the plants look healthy.. Here is one thing I was thinking.

They say that if the roots get exposed to light it can cause the plant to go into shock. Well why not just transfer them when the second pair of leaves form. This way the roots are still covered in soil and no transplant shock.

My plants only had only a 1cm of root sticking out the bottom (not much root). I think by me transplanting these a little early they don't realize that they are in new pots. It almost seems to me that since the roots were within the original soil they din't feel anything.

this make any sense?
homgrowr Reviewed by homgrowr on . help with seedlings! Hi I'm new to growing. here is what have going.. I created a part of my closet as a growroom. the seeds i used were from some buds i got 1 year ago (i hope they are good!). I am using 2 different tech. to start the seedlings. first i used plantation seed starter and I think 12oz cups. and the other is the paper towel method. I have flourescent light fixture using 2/40w flourescent bulbs they each output 3150 lumens / color temp. 4100k. the humidity level is 75% and temp is 75-80F I'm Rating: 5