Thanks!, I just recieved the Seed Supremes and the seeds look much healthier and more uniform. How do you germinate? I always just used a couple damp paper towels between two plates but zamnesia said to put them in moist media with plastic wrap, I built the little tent - I'm not expecting their beans to pop but still took a pic.
Substrate just makes more sense.
Have you considered skipping transplanting and starting in their final destination substrate?
Until now, I've been using 10-20 year old beans with no genetic info.
I keep the light on incase it pops up meanwhile im away. or put it on a timer like 18/6. just make sure you set the light distance for seedlings acording to your lights.
The hardest seeds to germ are ruderal genetics as there adapted to tough conditions whereas with modern hybrids they germ easy also it really makes no difference to the germ rate if they reg or fems what matters is the seeds are ripe and stored right before u use em
"Ruderal" - new word.
Definitely good advice. No new born baby wants to wake up in the dark!
I agree, I'm going to start with a 32 oz soda cup with drainage in Happy Frog soil. Then I can keep them closer together near a single light and heat mat.
Just what you call ruderalis and also escaped genetics that's reverted back to a more feral state the real seed company sells some of those like Siberian and some of the Indian and Nepali jungley stuff"Ruderal" - new word.
When refering to dryback im talking about the time inbetween waterings. But you can get complicated i was just talking about the basic time inbetween waterings. people get real complicated talking about crop steering i dont know much about that.
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