Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic

I'd say especially with high end strains, don't mess with the seeds... plant them whole!! Plant them in dirt unless you are doing hydro and know what you are doing! The risk of messing up the seed is not woth it IMO.

Thank you for your kind response! Ill just go into my full system in detail ( I'm maybe going to start a growlog session here soon, for me- a first time grower that THINKS he know quite a bit about it, and see a fruitful yield, key word here is thinks..


I'm going to first initially set up a 8 plant ebb and flow system I found from a link here on the forums, obviously with grow rocks and the rest. This company also makes a high end cloning and seedling system, that uses rockwool supposedly in good conjuction with hydroponics. I have already ordered the hydroponic system along with it so theres no turning back!

I have not heard of any of these problems concerning rockwool initially stinkyattic, and btw I have read your thread and know why thats your alias However, are these issues with the rockwool prominent? How often do you see these abnormalities as a whole by using rockwool? I thought its supposed to be a "world popular" growing medium right, perfect for hydro? right? say its so!
Hightimes817 Reviewed by Hightimes817 on . whole seeds vs. germination in top strains Hey everybody, long time smoker first time poster :) First let me say the information i have gathered in this website in such a short amount of time has been invaluable, the links and resources have been such an incredible help. Anyway, does anybody still plant full whole seeds anymore? It seems like every growguide I read there is a different method for germination, yet I still hear people planting full seeds with mostly good results. Is this a good idea? Especially for high end strains? Rating: 5