So out of 3 packs how many germinated to be exact?
I'm looking to try some out as well and want to know
roughly how many packs I need.
You should contact Cannabiogen regarding germination rates and germination procedures. I'm not sure Punto Rojo like the "soaking and paper towel method" ~ 78 degree farenheit, + 65 degree farenheit. Most of these old seeds were floaters, they just don't sink in water after 24 hours. Some seed companies recommend, planting seeds directly in soil. They probably need more heat to germinate than most seeds. I've fried a few seedlings on the window sill in full sun.
If you buy directly from Cannabiogen they'll quickly replace seeds that don't germinate, at no cost. The seeds I received did not look fresh. I planted the Punto Rojo seeds the day I received them. I wouldn't wait years to plant these. I also wouldn't buy from a reseller. Cannabiognen is a great responsive company. I think its best to reward their efforts by purchasing directly.
25% - 30% Punto Rojo seeds germinated within 2 weeks, those are the one I grew. You'll have some seedlings in that 25% - 30% that have no vigor and others with huge internodal spacing - which I'm not fond of. NLD landrace seedlings are more susceptible to disease, spider mites, and so on.
The pot with the non-germinated seeds and soil went outside where more germinated after 4- 5 weeks. They were neglected and became too spindly to grow.
Other IcMag folks had similar experience. One Icmag commercial grower got 60% - 70%. There is a reason Punto Rojo seeds are not $180 pack, and its not the high.
Cheers, hope that helps
I'm looking to try some out as well and want to know
roughly how many packs I need.
You should contact Cannabiogen regarding germination rates and germination procedures. I'm not sure Punto Rojo like the "soaking and paper towel method" ~ 78 degree farenheit, + 65 degree farenheit. Most of these old seeds were floaters, they just don't sink in water after 24 hours. Some seed companies recommend, planting seeds directly in soil. They probably need more heat to germinate than most seeds. I've fried a few seedlings on the window sill in full sun.
If you buy directly from Cannabiogen they'll quickly replace seeds that don't germinate, at no cost. The seeds I received did not look fresh. I planted the Punto Rojo seeds the day I received them. I wouldn't wait years to plant these. I also wouldn't buy from a reseller. Cannabiognen is a great responsive company. I think its best to reward their efforts by purchasing directly.
25% - 30% Punto Rojo seeds germinated within 2 weeks, those are the one I grew. You'll have some seedlings in that 25% - 30% that have no vigor and others with huge internodal spacing - which I'm not fond of. NLD landrace seedlings are more susceptible to disease, spider mites, and so on.
The pot with the non-germinated seeds and soil went outside where more germinated after 4- 5 weeks. They were neglected and became too spindly to grow.
Other IcMag folks had similar experience. One Icmag commercial grower got 60% - 70%. There is a reason Punto Rojo seeds are not $180 pack, and its not the high.
Cheers, hope that helps
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