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Glad to hear it. One thing a lot of people don't think about is that its not just the upper part of the plant that needs air. The whole plant needs at least some amount, to include the roots

Typically a pheno hunt on males or females would be the same scenario. You take cuts of your males and flower them fully to decide which one is the best keeper. Throw out the rest and when you're rest to pollinate, you already know which young guy to throw in there with your lady

Anytime! Growing is an amazing skill to have. Just take your time and love those little babies

Structure is a big factor in picking males. They will produce scents and resin as well. So if you are looking for a specific terpene profile, that could also be a factor.

I'm in Hawaii too. Agreed. Lol

Poke some holes in that soil with a chopstick and help it air out a bit. That soil looks pretty compact and moist.

I agree, nice setup. The only thing I have to say is dont overdo it. In the beginning all those little sprouts need is light, water, and air. The coytledon are responsible for providing nutrition to the baby plant as it begins to grow. When those turn brown and start to fall off is a good time...

I would agree. Taking the dome off is going to be your best bet for right now. As seedlings and young sprouts, those little guys need three things. Air, light, water. Don't worry about nutrients for a couple weeks until the coytledon are brown and falling off. As a young plant the coytledon are...