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I soaked seeds for 24 hours give or take in water and a bit of hydrogen peroxide. Then directly into moistened soil and perlite. Happy frog. All 11 plumped up nicely and looked like it was gonna be a huge success. I always have trouble with damping off. So I lost 5 of 11. Every single seed did germinate though. I bred these myself with a female forbidden fruit cake and a male sour tangie. I have 100s of seeds so I wasn't really concerned.
It was a successful transplant so far. One is a little upset still but the others have had no shock and are already reaching for the light. I'm ecstatic to see smell and taste how these come out. Their mother plant was phenomenal but all the clones I tried to take from them didn't make it. So hoping their legacy lives on in some daughters.
Plants are looking great after the late transplant. As you can see on some of them the bottom set or two of leaves are dying from the stress of being rootbound and having roots grow through the cup holes that got cut off.
I'm struggling to solve my problem this grow. I added more perlite than I have the last 2 grows and have been experimenting with bottom watering. At first I thought nutrient deficiency. So I added some grow nutes. Didn't really help stop the lower leaves from yellowing. The growth is also slow. I am gonna go back to top watering and to start I will be flushing all of them thoroughly to make sure it's not a lockout. My last two grows I didn't see any yellowing until partway into flowering. The sex has shown on 4 plants. All female by some miracle. Have one straggler. Probably gonna put them in there final 3 gallon pot before flushing. I normally do 5-7 gallons but I just don't have the time currently to take care of plants that big plus I have about 200 more seeds easy.
noshoesguy
