Seedsman Sour Diesel Haze Auto grow diary (journal) by NewEnglandGreen

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Hey pal. Here is the process I use with 99% success rate. Put the seeds in a small plastic container and gently shake around for a few minutes, this weekens the seed hard shell and allows for them to pop quicker. Place the seeds directly into multiple layers of damp but not soaking wet paper towel. Place in a ziplock bag and check daily. Typically I see results of within 24-48 hours. This is with well water that isn't phed. Allow the seed to grow to about 1" before transplanting and only handle it once. If you use this strategy I can guarantee success as long as you're using good quality seeds. All the best with your grow!

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growdoctordccommented6 years ago

@Growdaddy420, @NewEnglandGreen is correct. This works and here’s a variation that supposedly betters the process. Take a matchbox, remove the abrasive striking strip and put it in the box with the seeds. Shake

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NewEnglandGreencommented6 years ago

@Growdaddy420, Super helpful! Ill try this technique with my next grow!

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CoastGrowercommentedweek 16 years ago

Make sure they don’t get to warm.. always nice to see a new outdoor growth. How big are the containers that you will use? Good luck buddy! Feel free to check out my diaries, I’m a bit further than you :) week 10 and week 8. 👍

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NewEnglandGreencommented6 years ago

@CoastGrower, ive got some 3 gallon grow bags! First time using those as well. Luckily i live in the northeast so it doesn't ever get too warm up here haha

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Puffer_Billcommentedweek 16 years ago

🍀😎🤞🏼 on your 1st outdoor auto grow.

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NewEnglandGreencommented6 years ago

@Puffer_Bill, thanks man!

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Growdaddy420commentedweek 56 years ago

Good luck with your grow looks like everything is on schedule. All the best growdaddy!

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Wheelerwalkerjr4prezcommentedweek 16 years ago

Followed. Good luck make sure you do some preventative stuff for the bugs out there.

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growdoctordccommentedweek 76 years ago

I’m crying as I type this. I was so excited when I saw outdoor diesel haze! And then I saw she’s all alone, auto, in a small pot. Enjoy this year’s harvest. It’s satisfying ain’t it?! Next year, if you put a few photos started indoors in well tilled and supplemented soil, and actually in the ground not pots, you’ll have a wicked huge harvest!

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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 26 years ago

@NewEnglandGreen Hi mate I popped a germinating solution into your grow question above Hope it helps mate

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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 26 years ago

hey there , hope i answered your question ! basically it's really rewarding to get a propagator, some root cubes and a rooting agent, imbibe the root cube, put perlite in the bottom of the propagator, just pop the seeds in the right way into the root cube, cover with a tiny piece of root cube so the light doesnt get in, then, place the rot cube on the tray cover the propagator so it's completely dark and wait about a day, never got anything less than perfect results that way. Hope this helps ! 🚀

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Stickcommentedweek 26 years ago

Hi @NewEnglandGreen! Your process involves touching the seeds a few times, and this is risky. My process is almost the same but quicker/simpler (less is more): I usually soak the seeds until they start to open in water (24~48 hours) then I transplant them immediately into a container full of a fresh and light medium. And 24-48 hours later, seedlings usually pop out of the medium, at least 90% of my seeds. Make sure you keep them in a dark and temperated place, for instance don't put the plate on your internet box (as I've seen a lot of growers doing this), it's too hot and wifi waves are suspected to hurt seedlings. Just keep them in a sealed closet between 22-24°c into water until they crack, then straight to the pot. Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing! 👊

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Athoscommentedweek 26 years ago

It's probably a temperature issue. Put them on top of a router so to keep it warm, They will sproute in a matter of days

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