I’m aware of my impatience. I only worry because I’ve never had a seed have such difficulties sprouting.
Overloving your plant is how you kill it.
Thanks Dank. If your curious that little shit show of a plant Grape Ox yielded to about 6-7 GRAMS
Better than nothing, bro! My first 3-4 grows resulted in absolute jack shit lol...just keep improving and keep learningThanks Dank. If your curious that little shit show of a plant Grape Ox yielded to about 6-7 GRAMS
A back-up plan is always good if things go south.
Was that a Rare Dankness strain?Thanks Dank. If your curious that little shit show of a plant Grape Ox yielded to about 6-7 GRAMS
Next time try spraying it directly with a little water. Sometimes decreased humidity slows the process. Listen to Dank and keep your fingers off it unless you absolutely have to remove the membrane or hull. Good luck on this and I hope she makes it and performs well for you.
No actually I had gotten the grape ox and this blueberry cheese cake from the same website. Grape ox- DNA crew, Blueberry cheesecake- Advanced genetics. If your at all curious where I got em to see yourself I use the pacific Seedbank.
Thank you. This is my first time ever having issues in the germination stage and I’ve been growing bag seeds from time to time for over 3 years now (with nothing but males hence the feminized seeds I bought).
I learned a new word just now. I am going to use it today and tell my boss to keep his dickskinners off of my desk.
Looking at the picture it looks like the Testa (seed membrane) is still in tact. Is that the most recent image?
I think we are looking at half a cotyledon and some first lefs
If you have more... Try starting your seeds in something other than the super soil.. Something inert. The pruple cow It may be too rich for the seedling... I say this because your seedling looks really extremely pale. Bacteria and ferts are good for developed roots but not for nice baby seedlings/I removed some of it but definitely not all of it as I couldn’t get any on the under side of the seedling. It surely hasn’t changed at all since that was taken so yes that is the most recent photo. At this point I’m just waiting for any kinda green
Keep it under low light and keep it quite moist. Usually if I have to remove the Testa I really soak the it down wait an hour or so then slide it off with tweezers.I removed some of it but definitely not all of it as I couldn’t get any on the under side of the seedling. It surely hasn’t changed at all since that was taken so yes that is the most recent photo. At this point I’m just waiting for any kinda green
I don't see any leaf structure they are usually not visible until the cotyledons open. A generic hemostat is a gross instrument however a Tonsil or Boettcher clamp would work but tweezers or fine forceps are better.
I use Jiffy Pellets. I used to use straight coco pith in a Dixie cup it worked well but was a lot more trouble.