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MalumProhibitum I needed another go with this one.. ..so here it is:) 2x holes dug and then carefully filled in again with a handfull of washed soil, sprinkled into the holes to make the soil as porous and air filled as one can possibly do, then another mist of water where the seeds would end up before dropping 2x seeds and carefully covering the top layer with more washed soil, for the seeds to germinate in and take off rly quyick! 2x seeds dropped into the soil and carefully covered and misted around the seeds to preserve a healthy, humid start! No cup or plastic cover after all was done, just keeping the RH at ~53% around the clock, bit low, but no humidifier and I want to preserve the excellent air circulation from the vent, and no fans running.. The plan was to drop the seeds in the soil, already populated by a shit ton of aztec tobacco and take some photos before seedlings were breaking the soil in the morning, but the little bastards had already broken the soil and started to spread their little cotyledons before I got home. Eager little bastards! :) I was expecting the seeds to take atleast 4-7 days to germinate and peek out of the soil as they have been stored in the fridge for over a year, and yeah.. thought the process would be a lot slower. As a matter of fact I see no diffrerence whatsoever but given the low sample of just 2 seeds it's all ust anecdotal haha. All good, I'm just a bit sad r.n as I was planning to do a timelapse for the germination-week, but feels like I'm 12h late now and missed the important part of them breaking the soil. But as always when things goes well, there are always other things that doesn't! I had to add some sclirae traps, as the soil I bought to spoil this grow was infested with shieeet! 😑. If this isn't enough I hope the tobacco compst tea will kill the larvae, and if that is not enough I have some Tanacetum cinerariifolium stalks and flowers, stored for events like this, making an excellent compost tea, killing every bug imaginable, then breaking down in a matter of days/weeks and turning into a healthy layer of compost. Summary: Day 1 - Seed placed directly into soil. Day 2 - Evening, seed already germinated, and cotyledon spreading out. Day 7 - Still no water added, just focusing on letting the roots breathe. Took some late day 6 evening photos. Performing at 100% of what I'm capable of in terms of --preparation of soil, TDS, light and humidity. Flawless first week from my subjective perspective.