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11-18 put seed in glass of water
11-20 no sign of germination so I put another seed in the glass of water
11-21 the first seed I put in still had no sign of germination while the second seed I put has already cracked open a bit
11-22 still no sign of germination on first seed, taproot on second seed at about 1/2”, so I just put both in the same final 3 gallon pot.
11-24 I have 2 sprouts coming out of the soil now. Posting as a question also but what do you think I should do with these? Prune one? Just let them both go?
I planted 2 seeds (one already germinated with a taproot and one that had been soaking in water for 72 hours but no taproot) in one spot thinking one would not sprout, but of course they both sprouted.
Should I let them both grow in this 3 gallon container?
Or should I prune 1?
Hello Mikeinthekeys it is better to separate them because they will fight for space of you let them in the same contener. To separate them use a small wood stick and dig in the soil gently and slowly. Then when you have the 2 plants in your hand you can use a water spray to eliminate the soil. It will go with the water or put them under the shower to remove the dirt on the plants. Finally transplant each plant in their final contener. Good luck. Bye
Pinning this girl down early to try to get as many strong bud sites established. Will not top or defoliate unless I really feel she's getting too bushy.
Have been pinning her down adjusting every day to try to get her to grow a nice flat even canopy. Topped and defoliated 12/16. Fed with half strength Cal mag and grow big, she seemed to have enjoyed it.
Leaves were looking pretty dark so I gave her a good flush, 2 gallons of sledgehammer solution. Runoff was 585 ppm. Will start tiger bloom and Beastie bloomz once she dries out completely.
Mikeinthekeys
