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DBQush
DBQushstarted grow question a year ago
I germinated 6 seeds that all after 4 days had cracked open and showed small tails. They were put in small pots with soil + perlite, soaked in ph 7 water. It’s been 6 days now since they went into soil and none have spouted. Wait more or disturb the soil to inspect the seeds?
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question a year ago
Well cannabis likes slightly acidic not neutral ph water. It can take up to 20 days to germinate. If doing other methods prior to soil you could of stressed the seeds. Especially if you touched them. I do a cup if water for 24 to 48 hours then directly In substrate. I then dome and have a sprout in 2 to 4 days. I generally never touch seed once dropped in water. I use sterile tools to plant from there. So good luck. Hopefully something sprouts for you.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question a year ago
if you do the paper towel method, i'd water those small recipticals long before you sow the germ'd seeds... lit them drip dry for at least 30 minutes, or preferably even longer... could be they were burried too deeply.. or twisted up on itself? (rhetorical possibility.. don't go digging.. do not go digging!) LOL. honestly.. skip the step, get over the ocd of "seeing" it happen, and just press down with a finger, pop a seed in and loosely cover and tamp down 1/2" deep... should be enough to pull the shell off.. if too shallow, you have to take the shell off more often... if too deep it takes several extra days to break ground. it'll germ in the same time frame, but you won't see that happen... you'll see it after it burrows to top after 3-5 days. the extra steps of the paper towel method create opportunity for mistakes that cannot occur with the direct in substrate method.. .heck you could have passed along a pathogen from your hands to the tap root... seedlings are sensitive.. they will stop growing due to early stress... as if it just says, "i can't survive here, so i quit." anyway, give it more time... could just be stuck under a chunk of perlite and needing another 1 day to circumvent it before sprouting. you get up around 10-14 days and you can start worrying about it rotting in the substrate. keep it moist but not overly saturated early on (not good later on.. always awater entire volume of pot when properly irrigating a more mature plant)... dry surface could kill a seedling with a short tap root early on. it has to physically reach moist enough substrate, obviously.
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Z4Z0Z
Z4Z0Zanswered grow question a year ago
Not sure if the heating box is working, but I remember I boiled a few seeds using it... (wait 2 or 3 more days and inspect the soil using tweezers for example, but they are gone IMHO)
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DBQush
DBQushanswered grow question a year ago
I buried them maybe 1cm in the dirt and did try to make sure to not pack the dirt, but maybe the pre-watering might have made it too compact. Will can try removing a bit of dirt from the top, but any tips on how I can try and make sure the soil is loose enough? I can also be clear that my tails were not 1-2cm long, they were maybe max 0,5cm, but yeah last time using the same method and soil etc they showed above ground within 2-3 days so getting worried that somethings wrong.
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cultivoexterior
cultivoexterioranswered grow question a year ago
Enterraste mucho las semillas? o apretaste demasiado la tierra? A mi me han tardado 2 días en salir pero si es verdad que yo las sembré cuando tenían ya una raíz de unos 2cm. Yo seguiría esperando o si crees que la enterraste mucho le quitaría un poco de tierra de encima. La semilla no debe de quedar muy enterrada (a 0.5cm aproximadamente).
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