initial growing phase - deformed plant

[Weezard]

Both of these tips I learned from the WeeZard in different postsâ?¦.they are here in the archives somewhere.

If the seed shell is reluctant to release itâ??s gripâ?¦.then simply moisten it with an eye dropper until it softens enough to fall off on itâ??s own.

The second one is a bit harder to explainâ?¦.Weeze posted a picture. If we get lucky heâ??ll do it again here.
Instead of planting a seed pointy end downâ?¦.plant it pointy end up. As the seed makes the U-turn it scrapes away the shell on itâ??s own while itâ??s still moist and soft. I hope thatâ??s enough explanationâ?¦..the picture made it much easier to visualize.

I hope to have been of help.
HMR

Lemme go retrieve,,,

Whyreeka!
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And, what's worse, it will have a very hard time trying to "un-husk, yah?

Credit goes to Bill Drake for the pictures.
They are from his excellent grow guide from 1970.
He's worth googling.

Aloha nui Y'all
Wee

Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on 07-19-2010. initial growing phase - deformed plant so i have one plant that is growing strong and another that is looking extremely deformed. i use a hydroponics system here are a few pictures of my set up and each plant...can anyone tell me what is wrong with the one plant that looks funny? Rating: 5