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You don't have to wait for the taproot to form underwater, in fact it is best if you do not, as soon as the seeds sink to the bottom of the glass (they may need to be tapped gently with a clean finger.) they are ready to be planted into fresh soil and watered.

lmao! As true as this is, idiots "calling" stuff "kush" just because it's not dirt weed is completely different from seed breeders crossing with popular genetics to create something unique but pass on desired traits from a certain type of cannabis. Kush and Skunk are both well-known, very potent...

In my opinion, and I've experimented with this quite extensively, the best way to ensure germination of your seeds is to put them in a cup of water, put them in a dark warm spot and let them pre-soak for a while, usually about 12 hours with fresh seeds, and NOT let the seeds POP in the water, DO...

I have heard they only rip you off if you pay with money order, seems they like to take advantage of the paranoid who wish not to "leave any evidence", beware and pay with credit card/prepaid debit; use a friend's (with permission of course.) if you're that paranoid. I highly recommend The...

Judging from picture #6 its stretched, the noding should be tighter (meaning the space between your branches should be smaller.) But your harvest should be decent. As asked by another member, what lights did you use, from sprout to flowering?

After it sprout mine grew the first set of leaves (cotyledon) the following morning, and the second set of leaves (serrated, first set of true leaves) began to form later that night. How long has it been since it sprouted?

Hi I'm a new grower from NY. I began germinating some Arie seeds that I got from a pretty decent half. So far one has broken ground after a day in the humidity dome. I'm using 9oz plastic cups and nutrient-free seed starter, will be transplanting most likely to 2gal containers and using Peter...