Dutchfem_Seeds

<span class="link_user">@CheeRz</span>, The shock from tissue to soil is very hard for these new borns. It can take up to 10 days for them to adjust to the new medium they are on. That is why we keep promoting germination direct in soil, to give them the best possible start. There is nothing to gain from germinating in tissue but all to lose. Sorry for your loss but as you can see on other growdiaries from Biscotti Vanilla... it is a great strain. Better luck next time! Cheers!

<span class="link_user">@Dutchfem_Seeds</span>, Honestly, it did germinate, but it just didn&#039;t manage to stand up or pull through. I was really hyped for this one because I got it as a gift at Cannafair after a great chat with one of your staff. The strain sounded amazing, so it’s a real pity it didn&#039;t make it! :herb::broken_heart:

<span class="link_user">@CheeRz</span>, this happens a lot with the tissue germination method. We wrote a blog about why it’s better not to use this method. Unfortunately many growers still use this method while the results are very inconsistent :shrug: It’s a shame as it would probably have been doing great if it was germinated directly in soil. Better luck next time :crossed_fingers: https://www.dutchfem.com/dont-do-wet-tissue-germination-method/