Seed Prep.

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Originally Posted by N30SS

soak in water overnite then leave somewheremoist and warm and check every 12 hours until the seeds crack and a white thing come out (taproot) then plant with white thing pointing down in soil (bout 1/2-1/4" deep in soil) and leave for a day-week and u will soon have a young cannabis plant!

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pointing down in soil ?

uh so u know
it knows which way to grow.
it will go down on its own
no matter where you piont it
its a taproot,,its job is to start growing and it knows how genetically
peace

Dumass, I have 90% germination with the paper towel method. I have never been able to do better with just planting. I would really like to hear the results of your sacrifice.

yeah seed prep is always a good idea if for nouthing else so you KNOW that ever pot you have has a liveing seedling in it. that way you dont waste your time and money on a buckeyt of dirt.

but then again ur not wasting any money by letting a pot wait there, except u gotta get a little water. And I defeated that old saying "curiosity killed the seed" because I dug up the seed and have a plant from it, so I say to querky english lines "I beat you!"

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Originally Posted by sugarmagnolia

but then again ur not wasting any money by letting a pot wait there, except u gotta get a little water. And I defeated that old saying "curiosity killed the seed" because I dug up the seed and have a plant from it, so I say to querky english lines "I beat you!"

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umm running thoses big ass lights for days on end that cost some bucks

what if they are growing them hydro? ((i dont know much about hydro yet)) but i know that cost some cash any way yeah take an extra day and prep the damn seeds LOL

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Originally Posted by NowhereMan

pointing down in soil ?

uh so u know
it knows which way to grow.
it will go down on its own
no matter where you piont it
its a taproot,,its job is to start growing and it knows how genetically
peace

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You do want to point the radicle down on germinated seeds. The less energy the seed must use to come out of the ground the better.