Nana Sorbet: Square One Genetics.

So this one took a while to pop out of its seed husk. The tap root was surrounded by a black casing, which I've never seen before. The taproot had to push through it as if it was a seed coating. This took a few days, once it did the taproot was about .75 of an inch long. Seems like it was growing inside the seed until enough pressure built up to push out. I didn't take pictures as I was in a hurry to put it in soil. I potted it up in soil, and put it back in the humidity dome on the heat mat. Once it pushes through the soil I will take it out and put it under regular growing conditions and 20 hours of light. She has popped out of the soil and took some time opening up. Had the inner casing still stuck on it but she's free now.