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Royal Queen Seeds - 91%
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O.G. Kush - 92%
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narcissuss narcissuss
2 years ago
it looks like the tutorials. so far, so good. started at a petri dish with a moisted gauze pad isolating the one diferent strain. after 24 h the seeds where poping the radicle. the isolated strain is faster and went to soil on day 3. using small germinator container with a lid and a tray. on the tray i put permalite that i spryed with a small bit of mineral water. the mineral water has a 6,5 ph. the germinator is at 20 celcius and 75% humidity. the soil is biocanna pre prepared. the ligths are 100w led using a regular lamp for 18h ligth / 6 hours dark
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Grow Questions
narcissuss
narcissussstarted grow question 2 years ago
when should i transplant from small germinator to next vase? (foto - it has been with a plastic lid on - off just for the pic) thank you in advance
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
when roots can safely hold it together, and preferably before they start coiling around... A couple laps can be easily loosened... don't disturb rootball. probably about the point the leaves are as wide as the little cubicle for each.
narcissuss
narcissussstarted grow question 2 years ago
hello, is it normal for one strain - o g kush - to be already with around 4 cm haugh with 4 leaves and the other 3 seeds - shogun (royalseeds) are still not out? They were transplanted 36 hours ago. thank you
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GreenHarvest_Official
GreenHarvest_Officialanswered grow question 2 years ago
Not all seeds sprout at the same time even if transplanted together. It depends on the age of the seeds and how well it was stored. From what can be seen from the germination week all seeds had sprouted so by now they should be out of the soil. What is worrying me is that the soil looks very week, meaning that some heavily watered soil might be holding the seeds down. I had this issue during my first grow and when I dug a little (after just a few hours of the germinated seed not breaking soil) I found that I hadn't placed the seed well and the soil on top of it was too heavy for it to crack through, It's 2 first leaves were yellow since they hadn't broken through yet so I helped it by removing the soil from on top of it and letting it get light. It grew healthily from then, so from my opinion they might still be salvageable but they might be getting crushed under all the extremely heavy wet soil.
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 12 years ago
Good luck with your Grow. Lil bit cold but heat will rise as they get bigger.
narcissuss
narcissusscommented2 years ago
@gottagrowsometime, thank you! I put it out in the sun for 10 minutes and temp went to 24 c. But i am not sure if they like to be moved around, so i took them back to the lith controled space.
resimax
resimaxcommentedweek 02 years ago
happy growing
love_2_grow
love_2_growcommentedweek 02 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱