Seed Sprouting Problem

[Redneck020]

ok guys, its been 4 days since the ladies came up, and there were 4 that still had the clear coating(do we have a name for this) on them last night. So i said screw it, do what i can with em......I took care of 3 of em, and the lsat one i buggered up real bad, lol. Theres only about 1/3 of each Coty left now, lol, i ripped the shit out it. The other ones came off easy tho.

Is there anything to be said about it taking 4 days, and still not shedding the clear coating?? As i said before, i was misting them as often as possible(about every 6 hrs), thinking it would help break down the stuff. I dont kno if it did or not, cause those last 4 jus didnt wana shed.

I know i will certainly do something different next time, tho i dont kno what yet. I wonder if it has something to do with shitty genes or something?? Do you guys think its jus the way this strain is?? You kno, like a hereditary disease......

Redneck020 Reviewed by Redneck020 on 03-12-2009. Seed Sprouting Problem I am currently starting up another round of babies, and there seems to be a bit of a problem on over half of them(30 total). They have all come out of the ground and shed their seed shell. But the ones in question still have a clear "film" holding the cody's together so they cant bloom out. It would be nice if i could just pull the stuff off, but its on there pretty good. They just popped up today so if i can get it off soon, they should be ok, right?? Any reason why this is happening? Never Rating: 5

[Weezard]

Aloha Rusty.

"Doesn't really matter, unless you're going to glue it in place, lol. :thumbsup: "
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I see yer problem.
Ya gotta quit planting those mexican jumping beans:jumphappy:!

Regards,
Weezard

[TehweedDocs]

Just let the seedlings take their course, there is nothing you can possibly do without accidentally damaging the stem or new leaves. Plant a little bit deeper next time. I find planting at 3/4 of an inch is very sufficient; I also use a low out-put heat lamp to supply heat, which is known to help speed up the process.