LokalGrenz soaked the seed in water for 24 hours, then moved it to the paper towel method the next day. By the following morning the seed had already cracked and produced a long, healthy taproot.
I transplanted it directly into a 3-gallon pot filled with BuildASoil 3.0 and lightly misted the surface with Deer Park water.
As of November 15th, the seedling has emerged and looks healthy. Hoping it settles in well with no early nutrient burn.
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Paper Towel
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation
12d ago
1/2
20 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
60 %
Air Humidity
11.36 liters
Pot Size
LokalGrenz Purple Haze seedling is officially 8 days from sprout. She first broke the surface on November 15th, and so far she’s looking healthy and vigorous. The first true leaves have opened up nicely, and the color is a good green.
I’ve been lightly spraying with Deer Park water to keep the top layer of soil moist without overwatering. The stem is standing strong, and the early leaf structure looks promising. No signs of stress yet — just steady growth as she settles into her pot.
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Week 2. Vegetation
4d ago
1/2
20 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
60 %
Air Humidity
11.36 liters
Pot Size
LokalGrenz Purple Haze is showing really healthy early-veg structure. The new growth at the top is tight and stacked, which means she’s preparing to push upward soon. Leaf color is a deep, healthy green with absolutely no signs of burn or twist. The leaves are wide and strong, showing she’s getting enough light without being stressed.
The plant looks slightly fuller and more compact compared to Gorilla Cookies, which is normal—Purple Haze autos often grow bushier early on. Stem looks strong and upright with no stretch.
