Neo. Seedling care help please.

[shushu45]

Originally Posted by Joyorchid

Mmmm... Kung Poa Shrimp.

I started thinking about sesame chicken.

[shushu45]

OK. Today I got them. I put them in two brownie tins with clear plastic lids. And sprained them with a diluted fungicide I have just in case. I sorted them into small and medium. And larde gets its own container. I'll post a pic up later tonight.

So far so good??

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How warm do I have to keep them??

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There r a total of 14. 4 large. 5 medium and 5 small.

[shushu45]

What do u think??

[Joyorchid]

Cute!! How big are the containers?

[shushu45]

Originally Posted by Joyorchid

Cute!! How big are the containers?

The containers r 8x8 inch. I went to walmart and got the disposable brownie containers with clear lids.

[Joyorchid]

Wow! The seedlings are bigger than I imagined. So adorable!

[shushu45]

Originally Posted by Joyorchid

Wow! The seedlings are bigger than I imagined. So adorable!

I have them spread out a little though.

[MattWoelfsen]

Keep them under these containers for at least two to three weeks, opening them for an hour, but do not let them dry out, as these seedlings were 100% humidity in flask. Then after this period let them have open air for longer periods of time until after a month, let them stay uncovered. Keep careful attention and do not allow them to dry out--keep them almost dry before re watering. After the third or fourth month pick your strongest seedlings and pot them into one pot, 2-3 seedlings per pot. Do the same all the way down to the smallest seedlings. I have found that Neofinetia seem to do best when potted together. This is how I ended up with eleven potted plants.

[shushu45]

Originally Posted by MattWoelfsen

Keep them under these containers for at least two to three weeks, opening them for an hour, but do not let them dry out, as these seedlings were 100% humidity in flask. Then after this period let them have open air for longer periods of time until after a month, let them stay uncovered. Keep careful attention and do not allow them to dry out--keep them almost dry before re watering. After the third or fourth month pick your strongest seedlings and pot them into one pot, 2-3 seedlings per pot. Do the same all the way down to the smallest seedlings. I have found that Neofinetia seem to do best when potted together. This is how I ended up with eleven potted plants.

I should open the containers up now for one hour day?? Week?? Or wait three weeks and then open them up for a hour??

[MattWoelfsen]

During the first three weeks, I would open the containers and let them have some fresh air. Then close them.