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To break the outer shells of the seeds, I put them in a box and shook them for 3-5 seconds. Then, I put it between napkins soaked in hydrogen peroxide and kept it in a warm and dark place for 48 hours (26 degrees). They grew 2-3 cm of roots, so I put them in a pot. Since I didn't have enough soil, I had to germinate 3 pieces in a paper cup :) I didn't want to do a transplant, but I had to.
I can observe their growth every day. It shows that they went through the transplantation process stress-free.
I gave them a small boost without waiting for 'calmag' to show its deficiency.
The time for lst training is approaching. Maybe I can bend the middle ones into a circular shape. Since I planted the others on the edges of the pots, I can tilt them in opposite directions. Some leaves look like indica leaves. I think indica may have won in hybrid genes...
I realized that the plant, which I thought was developing slowly, was actually breaking its branch due to harsh training. Since she wasn't making any progress, I took her out of the tent. Apart from this, there is a nutrient lockout as in the first grow. I will try to fix the situation with empty watering.
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