it sounds like you're doing things right. it will pay to buy just plain soil without nutes. young plants don't need them. if you're getting a light, let us know what your setup is. you may need better seeds. if you're trying with bagseed, make sure the seeds are mature. the paper towel method has always worked 100% of the time for me with mature seeds. when you do get germination, plant the taproot down and make sure that the soil stays fairly warm and damp (not wet). get some nutrients and begin giving them 1/8-1/4 strength 3-4 weeks after they've broken the surface of the soil. if you don't have one yet, get a pH up/down/test kit. keep us posted and best of luck!
GoldenGraham84 Reviewed by GoldenGraham84 on . I cant get anything to grow Ive been reading up a ton on all the facts etc. Here is what Im working with/what ive done so far: Seeds(mids) I didnt want to buy a whole bag of dirt so I bought a tomato plant and used its soil I keep the dirt damp not too wet I put the seeds in the dirt about half an inch Tried to germinate seeds but nothing happened. Also planted seeds without trying to germinate them Plant is inside by the window. Gets daylight and complete darkness Ceiling fan normally stays on with the temp Rating: 5