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I always germinate right in the soil. RW for hydro. It could be just a bad batch of seeds you have. I've found germinated seeds under the floor mat in my car.

Stretched internodal spacing for starters. Potential for mold, mildew, pests. To try and avoid this, as well as maximize your yield, you'll need cool temps, PLENTY of fresh air exchange and a good light source. (HID)

Purpling along the stem is by no means an indicator of good genetics. -it's merely a phenotypical expression found in many, many strains-

Spritz it with water a few times a day to help it out. If it goes too long without falling off and letting the cots out, then you can use tweezers or a tiny pair of scissors to help.

Your environmental conditions are making it possible for the spores to germinate.. For starters, drop the humidity and/or increase fresh air exchange. Spraying the plants with water pH'd in the high 7's always worked well for me. Remember.. unless you change/fix the growing conditions, PM...

Hey, thanks Wikid. The cursor wasn't activating any of the icons or smileys, but it's working fine now. :eyesmoke: Thanks again.

Hello everyone, nice forum.I'm an old soil guy, looking forward to sharing some of my grows with you here, I just sprouted some Agent Orange. I also have some Australian Blue and LaCon as well as some personal Hawaiian and Thai genetics in bloom atm.Well.. I'm off to peruse the forum.EDIT: Why...