My sister surprised me with 20 seeds of White Widow Autoflowering type. The first experiment was two seeds which unfortunately ended in failure. (Bird plucked one and aphids ate the other). So here I am again giving it another try.
Good luck Growmie, a wealth of knowledge here in the community if you need any help 
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best of luck,
You got a whole team pulling for you here!!
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This Cat, she is the first to take a look around. At 7:30am the temperature is 71*, humidity is 61%, and soil ph is 7.0:
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Congrats on the sprout Grow Bro! Are you familiar with the clear solo cup humidity dome for the seedling period? I would suggest getting those temps up around 78-85 for seedlings
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Last dance with Mary Jane sums it up…
But she grew up tall and she grew up right
With them Indiana boys on an Indiana night
edit… keep her away from them boys LOL
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What @OGIncognito said. 
Temps up. Cover. Just spritz inside of dome. Nothing else. Keep light low so she doesn’t get leggy.
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Here the first take and what I have to work with:
Gotcha, seedlings struggle with low temps…stalled growth and the environmental conditions are super critical from breaking ground to week 3 of veg on auto flowering plants. They’ll start flowering around week 4 and need all the growth they can get before this happens. I’ve seen autos that struggled early on and never got above 8-12” tall in full flower. Amazon is a great place to budget shop. I use a seedling mat warmer the first 2 weeks
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3 very critical needs for a successful grow…nutrients, environmental conditions and quality lighting
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Welcome to the community stick around.
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At 7:30am the temperature is 71*, humidity is at 61%, and the soil ph is 7.0.
This is the closet Cat and Dog are growing in:
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Dog sprouted last night and had a soil clog in her way so I moved the clog and put her under a dome for the night. This is her this morning:
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