Atlas F1 One-to-One

drakkon Day eight and all's well with the Atlas F1. I mist the young plant a few times a day and irrigate the soil with a tiny amount of water as needed. When I'm not inspecting or photographing the plant, I cover it with a clear plastic humidity dome. The second set of leaves to emerge includes a one-leaflet leaf and a two-leaflet leaf.

drakkon The Atlas F1 is looking pretty good on day 15. There are a few small dings and discolored patches, but I inspected the whole plant and found no pests of any kind. I suspect the marks are from handling while I added a layer of white pumice to the top of the soil. I added the pumice as a proactive measure to inhibit fungus gnats, of which I've spotted a few recently. My grow area is under a desk in my office, which is also home to a couple of houseplants, and even more in nearby rooms. As an added precaution, I'm layering white pumice on top of those, too, where feasible. Furthermore, I'll be letting all plants in the building, autoflowers and houseplants alike, dry more thoroughly before watering. Transplanting and training are on the near horizon. I haven't decided whether to top the plant, as I often do, or to try fimming for the first time.