Pick a growspot, and leave it there. Mixing the sunlight and CFL light can stress a plant, and you risk bringing-in roaches, spiders, mites, ants...and introducing assorted plant bacteria, molds and viruses into your home. Proper CFL's work fine on their own.

Scuffing the seed with fine sandpaper along the seeds suture (seam) helps with stubborn seeds. Just a light scuffing, not a heavy sanding. Helps the water find an entry point, swelling the embryo and starting the germination process.
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . seedling stopped growing under cfl i planted 1 seed out of a 5 pack i got from nirvana. germination went great, and popped the soil about 2 days ago. it had an issue opening up because part of the husk was holding the "mouth"(sorry dont know what else to call it. im a noob lol) shut. i removed it with a clean pair of tweezers and it opened up very well. now the first set of true leaves started coming in but for the past day and a half havent havent grown at all. Could it be that the plant is trying to establish a Rating: 5