White Widow Automatic

Wooohooo, it's time for another grow! My two latest autos turned out really small (probably stunted), although I'm not sure why. If I were to guess, I would say either the soil was too "hot" considering it was the first time I used that soil, or I under-watered due to not being used to growing in smaller pots. In any case, I want to get back in the saddle right away with some other autos. This time I went with the auto version of a true classic, White Widow. We are going old-school, Baby! The seeds are soaking in water right now, but I will transfer them into a paper towel in a few hours. Usually, I plant directly into the medium after soaking, but due to some germination problems in the previous grow, I'm doing it this way to see when/if the seeds germinate before planting. I'm also starting with three seeds, even though I'll only grow out two of them. Not sure what to do with the third if all seeds germinate, but that's a luxury problem. Edit: So I changed my mind and didn't go with paper towel germination. Instead, I dropped each seed together with some mycorrhiza in a coco coir pellet after soaking the seeds overnight. I placed the pellets in a small propagation tray with a humidity-dome and put the tray next to the heating in the kitchen.