Germination Problems?

[ilikeweed123]

Okay so I recently (Thursday, 4:30 Pacific Time) wrapped my ten seeds into a wet paper towel. It is now 11:51 and five of the seeds grew taproots about a quarter of an inch long. The others are opening up a little bit, but I don't see any visible root. When should I plant the ones that have sprouted (like what length)? Is it normal for some to mature a lot sooner than the others?
Thanks,
ilikeweed123

ilikeweed123 Reviewed by ilikeweed123 on 05-17-2008. Germination Problems? Okay so I recently (Thursday, 4:30 Pacific Time) wrapped my ten seeds into a wet paper towel. It is now 11:51 and five of the seeds grew taproots about a quarter of an inch long. The others are opening up a little bit, but I don't see any visible root. When should I plant the ones that have sprouted (like what length)? Is it normal for some to mature a lot sooner than the others? Thanks, ilikeweed123 Rating: 5

[anbesol]

AS SOON AS THE SEED CRACKS OPEN!!!! PLANT THAT SHIT! MAKE SURE YOU PICK THEM UP BY TWEEZERS. SEEDS ARE VERY FRAGILE IN THAT STATE.


P.S. IM NOT YELLING I JUST HAVE MY CAPS ON. @<:-)

[Opie Yutts]

Hey anbesol, quit yelling at me. And you're right, the seeds should be planted as soon as possible. I think it's best to plant them before soaking, so you have one less transplant to stress them.