If they weren't overwatered before, they are now 
my a***hole humidifier went into overdrive for much of the time between my last update and Saturday. Came in to sodden seedlings and grow area. Turned it off, lights down, but they really aren't happy. Showed slow signs of recovery, but they look very sad.
I need to decide whether to start again, and if so whether I attempt to repot sick ladies so I have autopots free; or just bin them
My gut is to start again, and repot (why not). I'll see how next couple of days go, and give them a wee water/feed tomorrow. I've learnt lots, and if starting again would:
Wash the coco thoroughly, maybe even a little h2o2 through current medium
Use smaller pots and carefully pot-up. Risk of stress outweighs risk of overwatering IMO
Keep environment stable and with less humidity
Any thoughts from all you kind folk appreciated
my a***hole humidifier went into overdrive for much of the time between my last update and Saturday. Came in to sodden seedlings and grow area. Turned it off, lights down, but they really aren't happy. Showed slow signs of recovery, but they look very sad.I need to decide whether to start again, and if so whether I attempt to repot sick ladies so I have autopots free; or just bin them
My gut is to start again, and repot (why not). I'll see how next couple of days go, and give them a wee water/feed tomorrow. I've learnt lots, and if starting again would:
Wash the coco thoroughly, maybe even a little h2o2 through current medium
Use smaller pots and carefully pot-up. Risk of stress outweighs risk of overwatering IMO
Keep environment stable and with less humidity
Any thoughts from all you kind folk appreciated
