synthesis_314
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Are you asking @Calle Minogue or me?So maybe I missed it but how many hours of light are they getting?
Are you asking @Calle Minogue or me?So maybe I missed it but how many hours of light are they getting?
YouAre you asking @Calle Minogue or me?
Not a better germination but I avoid manipulations which can stress them or contaminate them. The seedlings are fragile. And I put some mushrooms in the soil that I want them to be the first to live with my cannabis !Do you feel like you get better germination straight in soil generally?
Currently seedlings and Chem91#2 in veg are at 18/6. Found a touch of PM on Chem91#2 so I pulled that leaf off and will spray Lost Coast tonight at lights out.
Thank you. One of the new sprouts came up and it has the same root cells on the tips of its leaves and unhealthy cotyledons. So I think I need to improve my sprouting environment. I'll read this thank you. Also reading thr Khalifa landrace spouting guide here https://khalifagenetics.com/how-to-germinate-wild-landrace-seeds-successfully/. I picked up their Filipino Kibungan for a future grow as well.Not a better germination but I avoid manipulations which can stress them or contaminate them. The seedlings are fragile. And I put some mushrooms in the soil that I want them to be the first to live with my cannabis !
I follow the advice of mandala seeds (sativa breeders), for the germination -> https://www.mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Germination-Guide
When I spray the seedling with a spray bottle to attach the shell, it usually slides off the plant without any damage to the seedling's delicate roots after 5 or 10 minutes. Avoid doing this, as doing so with a dry shell will result in a broken egg.Good morning. So Kumaoni#1 and 2 are cruising. 1 is squat and thick and 2 is stretchy! Perhaps the stretch on 2 is due to the lack of nutrients from the 1 damaged cotyledon.
#1 has a very strange thing ... what looked like a worm eating the leaf tip on both sides appears to be a root tip made of root cells growing out of the tip of the first leaves. Strange!
Either I dried the pots back too far or had sprouting problems but the other 6 seem to be no goes, so I soaked the remaining 8 for 12 hours and they are now in my little DIY paper towel propagater. Once I see a good 1cm tap root I'll plant these in the pots used for the others that had trouble.
Chem 91 looking good but appears to have some Ntoxicity. Expected from the DNC. They usually self correct after a week of N consumption.
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I bubble seed in glass of water with few squirts of H2O2 and few drops of seaweed for 12 hours then straight in seedling soil (BioBizz light mix is all we have in EU). Im practicing root mass instead of root ball as it gives BEST results in terms of root development and final yield. The core of this practice is root air pruning (plenty videos and info online HOW IT BENEFITS to the plant). I use 200mm mesh pots filled in half of the mix sitting inside of rose plant pot same diameter 200mm. Rose plant pots MUST have holes on the bottom for the drainage. I like rose plants pots as they are quite tall and there is enough room for air circulation. Once seedling stretched enough I filled rest of the mesh pot up to the cotyledons and then repot them into next pot depends on root mass development. Personally, root air pruning is BEST way to have massive roots and big yields IF environment dialed in.I should try straight to soil. I feel like a soak and towels lets we weed out the non sprouters. Do you feel like you get better germination straight in soil generally?