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Hi, finally seemed to take forever before I could post! lol atleast an hour. Anyway I got some seeds from some good stuff from a friend back home and I can't seem to get them to germinate. I read somewhere that the seeds need a cold period? Anyway I have never had this problem before any advice would be great. Also first time I have grown them during winter. So it is colder in the house.
Thanks, any advice is greatly appreciated.
smokin dope
11-18-2006, 02:34 AM
what method did you use? what color are your seeds?
Some are dark green and some are light. I did many in several batches. First was in tissue between plates steril water. No results. Second was in pot plants which I have never had problems before. No results. Third was with some fert and between plates with damp rags. No results. So that is why I was thinking about the freeze thing. This was some really fresh stuff. ; )
smokin dope
11-18-2006, 03:12 AM
never heard of using a freezer, maybe someone knows if thats a method or not, but that sucks, i belive seeds are best if there a brown/darker colors, i belive i read that on here and in a book. but mine started afgter 24 hours, i put them between 2 paper towels, put in a baggy, put on my modem with a towel over to keep it dark
Well since it was some really fresh stuff I think I was over anxious. I think you need to freeze them so some acid will be pushed out of the seeds. Not real sure but read it somewhere. Thanks
howsyourroof
11-18-2006, 03:15 AM
was your weed compressed
I don't think it was, if you mean like pressed in a block from a trash compacter or whatever. This stuff was probably the best I have ever had and it was very smooth. Great but I was stupified. Yeah Im one of those, atleast for the first five minutes. Damn brain cells ain't what they used ot be.
faithless
11-18-2006, 04:16 AM
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Brain cells who needs 'em, all they've ever caused is nukes and war :cool:
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gmoney5ss
11-18-2006, 05:38 AM
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Brain cells who needs 'em, all they've ever caused is nukes and war :cool:
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this is true..
what i did, since i just germinated and still going through the process(not all have popped out yet), but i tried one way that i knew worked because its what i did with my last plant(which i killed.. :mad: shit happens..), anyway what i did was just fill a bowl with water and drop the seeds in, put some dark cloth over it to hide from light, the ones that germ will sink to the bottom in like two days and have little tails poppin out ready to be planted..
other thing i did, for a first time was plant the seed directly in soil and put some wrap over the container and hold with a rubber band to create humidity, took 4 days and i have a sprout.. its so far to me the fastest way to do it, but you have to pick and choose the seeds to make sure they are the right color, since im kinda color blind i cant tell you what the right color is kinda dark green i guess.. but i know if they are right and if they arent, just add a bulb not too close, but close enough in winter time to keep it warm..
good luck
HEy thanks Ill try the bowl thing with a lamp. So is dark green the right color of the seed to choose??
BOYZNUS
11-18-2006, 05:28 PM
I HAVE HAD SOME PROBLEMS FROM SEEDS THAT CAME FROM COMPANIES OVER SEAS.
THE U.S POST OFFICE NUKES SOME PACKAGES, (LOOKING TO KILL ANTRAX, OR SOMETHING).
THE SEEDS SENT FROM CANADA END UP GERMINATING OK, THE ONES FROM THE UK, MAY START, BUT DIE, OR NEVER EVEN START.
GOOD LUCK
justaseed
11-18-2006, 06:02 PM
seeds must be aged before they are viable. fresh seeds usually will not grow unless they have been aged for 6months or more. this is from personal experience although i have read this before and heard the same thing from experienced growers.
Thanks I think I got too anxious. Maybe Ill give a few a try this winter but Ill wait for summer for the rest.
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