Greenpoint seeds!!

Doc13

Doc13

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whytewidow said:
Well it' official. I planted one of the 4 from the first 4 I germed. But it dies out in the peat pellet. So that's 4 for 4 that were duds. So I'm already out almost half a pack of obs. Which kinda irritates me. Pretty shitty you gotta germ 7 out of a 10 pack to get one to grow. Not happy right now. Out of 7 only 3 r planted now. These 3 are the ones I had to send the shells on. Which you shoukdnt have to do. I' starting to think they weren't dried right or something. Not a happy GPS customer right now.
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Operator error.
I tried to help but you ignored me, so I'm done trying.
 
Chunky Stool

Chunky Stool

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whytewidow said:
Well it' official. I planted one of the 4 from the first 4 I germed. But it dies out in the peat pellet. So that's 4 for 4 that were duds. So I'm already out almost half a pack of obs. Which kinda irritates me. Pretty shitty you gotta germ 7 out of a 10 pack to get one to grow. Not happy right now. Out of 7 only 3 r planted now. These 3 are the ones I had to send the shells on. Which you shoukdnt have to do. I' starting to think they weren't dried right or something. Not a happy GPS customer right now.
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Are you doing the same thing but expecting a different result?
I had a whole pack of Blizzard Bush die in cups after successfully sprouting in water.
Did I blame GU?
Nope.
My custom soil mix was too wet and had not "cooked" long enough. (Gotta cook the guano.)
Damping off killed my sprouts -- and it was my fault. :dunce:
Since then, I've popped 20 beans and successfully transferred them to soil. Zero problems.
Solution = fully cooked soil w/more aeration.
 
LubdaNugs

LubdaNugs

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Chunky Stool said:
Are you doing the same thing but expecting a different result?
I had a whole pack of Blizzard Bush die in cups after successfully sprouting in water.
Did I blame GU?
Nope.
My custom soil mix was too wet and had not "cooked" long enough. (Gotta cook the guano.)
Damping off killed my sprouts -- and it was my fault. :dunce:
Since then, I've popped 20 beans and successfully transferred them to soil. Zero problems.
Solution = fully cooked soil w/more aeration.
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whytewidow said:
Well it' official. I planted one of the 4 from the first 4 I germed. But it dies out in the peat pellet. So that's 4 for 4 that were duds. So I'm already out almost half a pack of obs. Which kinda irritates me. Pretty shitty you gotta germ 7 out of a 10 pack to get one to grow. Not happy right now. Out of 7 only 3 r planted now. These 3 are the ones I had to send the shells on. Which you shoukdnt have to do. I' starting to think they weren't dried right or something. Not a happy GPS customer right now.
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So many other positive experiences I’m guessing you need to review your germination process and seedling treatment. Personally and this is after 7 strains, I’ve had 100% germination. Out of those only two didn’t make it past the seedling stage.
 
Heisengrow

Heisengrow

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higher self said:
I have the worst luck starting this man’s seeds I swear. All my Malawi’s are doing fine but I just dont get why my GPS seedling keep dropping out. Luckily the prices are cheap for more seeds lol.
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Some sort of pathogen in your water.use distilled water and make sure things are sterile.i put mine in a sterile glass of RO water and set in 80 degree room.after they sprout I put in peat pellets and that' it.only lose seeds I drop on floor.
 
Heisengrow

Heisengrow

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LubdaNugs said:
So many other positive experiences I’m guessing you need to review your germination process and seedling treatment. Personally and this is after 7 strains, I’ve had 100% germination. Out of those only two didn’t make it past the seedling stage.
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Definitey agree.i use to have issues and traced it to pathogens in a water line above ground I was using that ran to my shop.would kill 2 out 3 seeds.wasted alot of money and time.switched the germination to distilled for shit and giggz and didn' lose any more seeds
 
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higher self

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Heisengrow said:
Some sort of pathogen in your water.use distilled water and make sure things are sterile.i put mine in a sterile glass of RO water and set in 80 degree room.after they sprout I put in peat pellets and that' it.only lose seeds I drop on floor.
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Thanks, I will switch to distilled for seeds. I did start some chucks ahead of time to test my soil. All 9 that popped & hit the soil are doing great. My 9 Tombstone’s however did not. I have an entire pack of Malawi from Ace doing just fine & its harder to pop sativa seeds around this time imo. I’ll take all the blame for my issues but I wish some of these damn beans would make it at least lol.
 
whytewidow

whytewidow

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LubdaNugs said:
So many other positive experiences I’m guessing you need to review your germination process and seedling treatment. Personally and this is after 7 strains, I’ve had 100% germination. Out of those only two didn’t make it past the seedling stage.
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First of all I've popped way over 1000 seeds. I've NVR had a problem. The next 3 popped just fine. The 30 before that popped just fine. It' not my method. But thanks for your useless reply. I appreciate it. But it's not needed. I wasn't being negative. The only thing negative was your comment. The next 3 I germed exactly the same. Same brand paper towel. Same jug of water. And when the seed pops a black taproot. How in the fuck is that my fault.
 
whytewidow

whytewidow

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Doc13 said:
Operator error.
I tried to help but you ignored me, so I'm done trying.
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You have no idea wtf you're talking about. I did sand the next 3 and they are planted. So how about you shut the fuck up. Jesus Christ. A bunch of fuckn asshats. No fukn wonder it' the same asshole posting in here. Bc no one can stand your ignorant fukn asses.
 
Doc13

Doc13

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whytewidow said:
First of all I've popped way over 1000 seeds. I've NVR had a problem. The next 3 popped just fine. The 30 before that popped just fine. It' not my method. But thanks for your useless reply. I appreciate it. But it's not needed. I wasn't being negative. The only thing negative was your comment. The next 3 I germed exactly the same. Same brand paper towel. Same jug of water. And when the seed pops a black taproot. How in the fuck is that my fault.
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whytewidow said:
You have no idea wtf you're talking about. I did sand the next 3 and they are planted. So how about you shut the fuck up. Jesus Christ. A bunch of fuckn asshats. No fukn wonder it' the same asshole posting in here. Bc no one can stand your ignorant fukn asses.
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Haha, EVERYTHING you have posted has pointed to pathogens, but you are clearly more interested in bitching and whining like a child than actually fixing your problem. Surely someone who is obviously as brilliant and experienced as you understands that different strains (and seeds) have different levels of resistance to various diseases...

You are undoubtedly the problem, not the seeds. Are you just trying to rip off Gu for free seeds or something?
 
Doc13

Doc13

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whytewidow said:
You have no idea wtf you're talking about. I did sand the next 3 and they are planted. So how about you shut the fuck up. Jesus Christ. A bunch of fuckn asshats. No fukn wonder it' the same asshole posting in here. Bc no one can stand your ignorant fukn asses.
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I just realized what "sand" meant in this context. You are confusing me for someone else, my reply was:

"Are you using hydrogen peroxide? Not to repeat myself, but I SWEAR by a capful of 3% hydrogen peroxide in 20 ounces of distilled water for seed starting. I used to constantly fight damping off and since I started using it I've went 100% germ rate and survival rate on all mature seeds. Not just GPS (26/26), but stubborn seeds of various perennials as well. It could be something as simple as a pathogen on the outside of the seed that attacks the taproot as soon as it sprouts. For your own sanity, please give it a try."
 
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