Fix typo on WP core command

README.md

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ These are exhaustive manual instructions, but should not be required after initi
 9. Remove the `public` directory with `rm -r public`. Clone the code into the `public/` directiory: `git clone [email protected]:commonknowledge/pluto-press.git public`.
 10. `cd public && composer install`.
 11 Return to the `public` directory, `cd ~/public`. If this is the first time, copy `.env.example` to `.env` with `cp .env.example .env` and modify details appropriately [as per the Bedrock documentation](https://roots.io/bedrock/docs/environment-variables/). You can use Vim on the server. The details of the database are on the Kinsta admin panel under the site itself then "Database Access". The `WP_HOME` can be `http://localhost`.
-12. You need to create database tables for WordPress. Run `wp core install --url=<URL from Primary domain in Kinsta admin panel> --title=<site name> --admin_user=<desired username> --admin_email=<desired password>`. This will output the password for the user you have just created to the terminal. Save it for when you need to login.
+12. You need to create database tables for WordPress. Run `wp core install --url=<URL from Primary domain in Kinsta admin panel> --title=<site name> --admin_user=<desired username> --admin_email=<desired email>`. This will output the password for the user you have just created to the terminal. Save it for when you need to login.
 13. Ask Kinsta to update NGINX to point at `public/web` on Intercom chat inside the Kinsta control panel. Note, not `public/current/web`, which is the directory if you are deploy Bedrock with [Trellis](https://github.com/roots/trellis). This installation does not use Trellis.
 14. You can now point the domains to this installation of WordPress following [Kinsta's instructions](https://kinsta.com/knowledgebase/add-domain/).
 15. Head to Tools for the site in the live environment. Use "SSL certificate" to generate a new Let's Encrypt SSL certificate and wait for this to complete.