I am so proud to have sprouted 6 plants from seeds that i have had since i was a teen, but sadly two of them are males....
I am having a very hard time deciding if i should throw them away. any takers on yay or nay?
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I am so proud to have sprouted 6 plants from seeds that i have had since i was a teen, but sadly two of them are males....
I am having a very hard time deciding if i should throw them away. any takers on yay or nay?
Maybe use one of them to make a few more seeds. I've also seen people say that they grow them out in a separate room to make cannabutter with.
Hello bone-momma and welcome to the boards.:thumbsup:
There is really nothing sad about getting 4 females out of 6 seeds so cheer up!:)
It doesn't sound like you are ready to become a breeder yet....so this is a no brainer (that's why Im answering you). Yank them, yank them now so they don't create a problem later. That is if they have not already. The only thing they could do is pollinate your 4 females and you will wind up with less finished bud weight, but you would make more, lots more seeds.
Good luck and good growing.
OM
I got a dz Hawaiian seeds from a europian place and out of the first 3 seeds I only got one sprout (it died under 24 light), the second 3 seeds didnt sprout at all, and I'm working on the last 3 seeds. two plates, paper towl, and keep them moist right? How did you sprout yours?
Yank em!
Re: Hawaiian seeds, it sounds like they are old seeds.
well, I am wondering about the time...??????Quote:
Originally Posted by walterkurth
Be cautious about humidity and temperature......
Seeds sprout the best when the humidity is high, about 60-70%. The temperature should be around 25 Centigrade.
I have also experienced that Some varieties of seeds don't not germinate in moisture between paper towels or in water itself at room temperature but germinate fine at 90 degrees, about 20 degrees higher than room temperature.
Or ...You might have something wrong with your seeds..
Have a good try......