Testing out my own bred auto hybrids

Samsationalseeds So this is me attempting to grow the seeds that i've bred.And learning where i've messed up and making the seed. Sometimes you can harvest seeds too early off of a plant, and the hard shell fully doesn't form and you leave the embryo in the seed at risk of drying up and dying or even turning into mold.And ruining the whole batch. I have found a mold that's gray and creates dust in some of these seeds.And it vaguely smells like bleach. So genuinely be careful, make sure you clean sterile conditions.Keep them dry but not wet. So the bosa glue auto is an f one strain combining strawberry banana with orange apricot. Straw walker runs as an f one auto, combining strawberry banana and skywalker runtz og I've never really I set out and grown these strains and let them shine. I was just focused on making seeds and their half. Sibling made the 2nd generation of strains. I create so I kind of want to give these a shot.Give some of the new f ones I just created I originally germinated these in glass cup with water and a drop of hydrogen peroxide. I've realized some of my seeds are a little thick and letting them soak is sometimes the solution, but I also grab a scalpel blade. And just along the the decrease of the shell, I rub the blade once or twice like shaving, not attempting to surgery. I've seen it's easy to shave parts of the edge where the two halves of the show form and meet and doing this with some soaking helps you expose the embryo without killing it. I've had a hard time helping one of these plants live after they break through the shell, or I help them break off half of it. The shell on some of my seeds is very thick and sometimes kills the seedlings before they have a chance of coming out. So I recently peeled off half of the shell and let the tap root, and the seedlings sit in a paper towel.In a plastic bag and that was enough that they have established themselves.And I will show an update soon. I'm not joking when I try to see section. An embryo out I had like 5% chances of survival. This is the first time I've done something a little easier. And less stressful to the seedling, and I guess something that made sense to me.And i'm looking at seventy five percent odds already