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HiddenMessagestarted grow question 3 years ago
Considering when you germinate the seed is drenched in water, Can you water the soil so it is rather damp before you plant the germinated seed? will it promote the growth of the seedling faster?
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GODSGIFT_2005_JManswered grow question 3 years ago
Your pots appear to be large, therefore if you're going to avoid transplants by placing seedling directly in its final pot, do not saturate completly the water. It only needs a shot glass of water It is important not to use use soil amendments that require a pre-cooking period of 30 days such as blood meal & other meals & guanos, amongst others. Otherwise roots will get burnt. If you used small pots, yes it would be a good idea to activate your soil's microbiology beforehand
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Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
I would not recommend that, Over watering can cause root issues and stunted growth. You need the soil to dry out between watering and a small seedling wont drink a lot of water. Roots need to breath or they will start to rot out. When you plant it in the soil make sure it is damp around the site you are planting but don't get the whole container of soil damp.
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