germinated seed

[sitjaspliff]

hi i germed my seed using the paper towel method.. and once the seed cracked to show white root i planted in soil.. is this to early.. have i messed up process??

sitjaspliff Reviewed by sitjaspliff on 04-14-2009. germinated seed hi i germed my seed using the paper towel method.. and once the seed cracked to show white root i planted in soil.. is this to early.. have i messed up process?? Rating: 5

[middieman440]

nope now just read and let it grow..

[sitjaspliff]

thanks for reply. it has now emerged above the soil and has opened up with 2 tiny leaves.. when should i transplant this- its in a plastic cup.

[Mr. Clandestine]

If it's a normal 12oz plastic cup, you've got a while. How long depends on how fast it grows, which will depend on many other things, but you'll probably get to the third or forth node on the plant before it becomes too rootbound. If this is your first time, remember: NO nutes until the plant has at least 3-4 nodes, or around the first transplant. That's the most effective way to kill a young seedling, besides yanking it out of its pot, setting it on fire, and then stomping on it repeatedly.

While you wait, familiarize yourself with the FAQs. They'll save you a lot of headaches in the future.

Best of luck. :jointsmile: