Seed germination
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Dwezelitsame
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seed just poped it has not grown a tap yet
oh an yo pic suk
i would put that in a red cup wit sum starter soil nutin in it
about 1/4 inch down get nice and moist - not wet
then id put a zip lock over it size that almost touches bottom
just hang it ther open
place this on a heating pd wit controller set to 82
an wait for about 3 days - could be as few as 2 and as many as sy 5 0r 6 if gona come up to play
when waiting a week an a half 4getaboutit
i write them off at 7 days cause idont want to wait in vain for its luv
when i can get it elsewhere
gluck
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Rastafari
oh an yo pic suk
i would put that in a red cup wit sum starter soil nutin in it
about 1/4 inch down get nice and moist - not wet
then id put a zip lock over it size that almost touches bottom
just hang it ther open
place this on a heating pd wit controller set to 82
an wait for about 3 days - could be as few as 2 and as many as sy 5 0r 6 if gona come up to play
when waiting a week an a half 4getaboutit
i write them off at 7 days cause idont want to wait in vain for its luv
when i can get it elsewhere
gluck
I N I
Rastafari
LadyZandra
Active Member
Stop handling it-- the oils and salts from your hands can cause diseases/mold etc..
That is what it is SUPPOSED to look like-- you just haven't been patient enough-- plant it with the sprout down so you can still see the tip of the shell... it will be a true sprout in 3-5 days with 2 oval cotyledon leaves--- once she gets 3 sets of TRUE leaves, she will be "vegging" and you can figure out how long you want to veg her before she goes 12/12 to flower (base it on breeder specs of size-- usually they double in height in flower)
And like the man said-- do NOT use nutrients... just organic soil, or soiless medium, or rooting cubes--- if using rooting cubes (or even peat pellets) plant them in their cups as soon as the 1st root starts to show outside the cube/pellet- then plant the whole thing so it is level with the soil...
That is what it is SUPPOSED to look like-- you just haven't been patient enough-- plant it with the sprout down so you can still see the tip of the shell... it will be a true sprout in 3-5 days with 2 oval cotyledon leaves--- once she gets 3 sets of TRUE leaves, she will be "vegging" and you can figure out how long you want to veg her before she goes 12/12 to flower (base it on breeder specs of size-- usually they double in height in flower)
And like the man said-- do NOT use nutrients... just organic soil, or soiless medium, or rooting cubes--- if using rooting cubes (or even peat pellets) plant them in their cups as soon as the 1st root starts to show outside the cube/pellet- then plant the whole thing so it is level with the soil...
AimAim
Well-Known Member
I have often wondered that myself. The plant is geared to re-seeding itself naturally, in soil over a winter's worth of cold.
So people fuck with them day and night and newbies end up killing most of them when sprouting on paper towells. Put the little seeds in the soil where they are accustomed to figuring up and down on their own, they CAN do it! It's Natures Way!
And now a Natures Way Blast from the Past:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjN8PdaoFaQ