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Reply to Reveg over and over again
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Without failure there is no success
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Dude posted an update a week ago
Our best tips for popping your seeds. Let us know if we missed anything
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I feel like I’m using the simplest method but never hear anyone talk about it here’s how I germinate I am a new grower but everyone I’ve done this way has been successful and it can’t get any easier.
First I take a room temp bottle of spring water I cut the bottle in half then drop the seed in put it in my grow tent with a dark cup…
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I use a hybrid method. I soak for 24 hours then dump into a paper towel. The best of both worlds. ha.
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I’ve never deviated from the paper towel method but now with recharge. Haven’t been happier.
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I’ve done the paper towel method multiple times before, just have to make sure the tap root doesn’t try to grow into the paper towel…. Now I soak the seeds in a shot glass to distilled water and a few drops of 3% peroxide for 24-36 hours and then direct sow into final fabric pot and cover the area with the seed with clear solo cup for…
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lol i just drowned a bunch of seeds… Careful how long u soak for or how much water is in the ziplock on the paper towel. tap root came out but the water rotted the inside. My wifies cosmetic textured cotton pads have these dimples the seeds sit in and that’s gone really well. The cotton seems to hold moister without keeping the seed…
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Reply to Seedling with curled leaves?
That type of leaf curl is typical of wind stress. Do you have a fan pointing right at it? It should be fine as the tap root gets a little more established.
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Reply to What’s your favorite way to know it’s time to harvest
Once you’ve seen a few truly finished plants you’ll know from across the room. A healthy plant’s calyx should swell to false seed pods as the trichomes are becoming milky white. They’ll go from sparkly clear trichomes to looking like sugar was dumped on them.
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