HIGHWhatsup

yea im hoping thing shows up soon

HIGHWhatsup

starting to get discuraged i got them in the ffof soil and i put the seed in and been watering it every day keep it moist.
got it under light and still no sign of it germing ...

HIGHWhatsup

well i planted 1 the church and 2 thai super skunk. none sprouted yet its been like 4 or 5 days i think. should sprout soon i hope.

Dirtyburtkid

OF isn't really a great seed starting mix... A little late but next time try and start in something with a little less nutes.

HIGHWhatsup

my the church seed i had it in soil for like 6 days and nothing germed then i tolk it out. and put it in a bottel cap full of water and put the seed in it and let it sit in a dark room then like 2 hours later i checked back and there was a taproot sticking out of it. wow such a faster germenation this way then waiting 6 days for it in soil.

MJ Maven

Sounds like your soil was a tad dry She just needed a little moisture

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moderator just merged threads heh ok ill stick to one

now thats its germed and in soil how long till you think it will have a stem and leafs? its in ffof germed and waterd i mist the top of the soil ever so often to keep it moist so it wont dry out. but yea how long das it noramly take you guys after you plant a germed seed in soil to get stem and leafs?

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Read this and see if it doesnt make sense.......

What happens if one uses pre-germination methods?

1. Soaking seeds in water/wet paper towels is a method which can be used for old seeds (3+ years) that are drying up and losing germination power; and for pure land race equatorial strains such as from Africa. Both factors do not apply to our seeds. Fresh seeds have a healthy embryo whose cells are filled with water. But excess water causes the cells to bloat, depletes oxygen and leads to the tissue rotting away before the seed embryo can germinate. Old seeds have lost water in the cell tissue, the embryo starts to shrivel, which is why germination rates drop the older the seeds are. Therefore, old seeds (ie. 3+ years) can soak up more water before adverse conditions cause them to rot. This is one of the main reasons why various seed stock reacts differently to pre-germination methods. Especially novice growers make a lot of mistakes with pre-germination methods such as soaking seeds in water for up to 1-2 days. Even if one chooses to pre-germ seeds it has to be done correctly.

It is in a growers best interest to choose a germination method with the lowest risk of complications. Because we want customers to have the highest success rate possible we recommend the most convenient and safest method. This does not mean it is the only option. We simply believe it carries the lowest risk. In fact, planting seeds directly in the substrate is also the most plant friendly method for any type of seed stock. The reasons are explained below in paragraph 2 & 3.

2. Placing healthy & fresh seeds in water/wet tissue can lead to the development of fungi or bacteria on the seed hull. Lack of oxygen and contaminating substances in the water/wet tissue promote fungal growth which can be transported to the substrate later on. Often the seed simply rots away if left for too long in a glass of water, or wrapped up in wet tissue.

3. Once the seed sprouts in a glass of water or paper tissue it already has the taproot growing out of the cracked seed hull. While transplanting the germinated seed it is very difficult, indeed impossible, to prevent damage to the delicate taproot. Many sprouted seedlings handled in this way show retarded development, or even simply fail to appear out of the substrate after transplantation. Handling seedlings this way can impair the health & vigour of the plant for the duration of it’s life cycle - especially if other disturbing factors occur during the early stages of growth.

Professional horticulturists rarely use pre-germination methods to actually grow out the seedlings because of the shock suffered from transplanting them. For example, we use the paper tissue method only as a quick test for germination rates of aged seed stock from our genetic repository. This allows us to see beforehand how many seeds we have to put in soil to get the amount of plants we require for breeding projects.

Germinating cannabis seeds is not difficult. All you need is some basic information on what is important and everything should work out fine.---Mandala Seeds
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