crack all ready

[salezzi]

i left my seeds in wet napkins and then in paper plates. Its been a week and they still havent cracked. is this normal or am i doing something wrong or what

salezzi Reviewed by salezzi on 04-09-2006. crack all ready i left my seeds in wet napkins and then in paper plates. Its been a week and they still havent cracked. is this normal or am i doing something wrong or what Rating: 5

[LIP]

Are they warm? And in a dark place?

They can take anything from 24 hours to 10 days.

How old are they?

[salezzi]

the in a drak place (between 2 plates) buy i put it a warm but when i feel the napkin is cold. what u think i should do?

[Kid Panda]

that's not really a dark place if the plates are out in the sun. the sun is bright and paper plates are not good at stopping light.

I suggest getting a small tupperware will hold moisture in the air better than plates container and put the seeds in there with the towels. Then go set the container in a warm completely dark place.

But other than that, it could just be the seeds.

Just a thought.

The Kid

[turtle420]

Warm place... warm... like a WiFi router... or a cable TV box... or something like that... Warm...

[salezzi]

every time i put the napkin some where warm i feel it later and it gets cold again. should i just put em in the soil.

[busteruk7]

Warm place... warm... like a WiFi router... or a cable TV box... or something like that... Warm...

thanx for that dude im gonna slap my seeds on top of my router
at the moment i have them on top of my reflector but that gets cold for 6 hours as it goes into the dark cycle
router here they come
cheers all

[cannabisjoe]

thanx for that dude im gonna slap my seeds on top of my router
at the moment i have them on top of my reflector but that gets cold for 6 hours as it goes into the dark cycle
router here they come
cheers all

Seriously, change your quote.

[notanotherteensmoker]

it can work to put them straight into soil. It did for me. The "tried-and-true" paper towel method may be statistically better, and there's some satisfaction in seeing the taproot...but also consider potential damage to the taproot when transferring seed to soil.

But then again, this is an older thread, so it's probably either worked or hasn't by now.

[busteruk7]

Seriously, change your quote.

why does that seem silly to you lol
i must have been stoned or sommat but the router i have kicks out some nice heat and its on 24/7 so all i was doing was thanking turtle for the idea as i dident think of that
cheers all