Terpy_Burpz
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Trying this for the first time, I planted this 36 hours ago, and as it was stored at 4 Degrees Celsius, it shouldn't take much more than 72 hours to show itself!
Terpy_Burpz #1 Germination Tip: Plant the pointy end of the seed down about 6-8mm below the substrate surface. This gives enough room to loose the seed case in the soil promoting clean germination and preventing risky seed cap surgeries later on. Pointy end down is also crucial to preventing the development of J-root the number one overlooked cause of small and stunted plants and poor nutrient uptake. J-root is a crippling pinching, twisting or crimping of the main taproot caused by seeds that have grown curly roots before popping up through substrate after germinating with paper or float tech methods and being left too long before planting. I take J-root very seriously and you should too if you are wanting the biggest yields possible. Stay tuned to see if she pops successfully.
Terpy_Burpz #1 Germination Tip: Plant the pointy end of the seed down about 6-8mm below the substrate surface. This gives enough room to loose the seed case in the soil promoting clean germination and preventing risky seed cap surgeries later on. Pointy end down is also crucial to preventing the development of J-root the number one overlooked cause of small and stunted plants and poor nutrient uptake. J-root is a crippling pinching, twisting or crimping of the main taproot caused by seeds that have grown curly roots before popping up through substrate after germinating with paper or float tech methods and being left too long before planting. I take J-root very seriously and you should too if you are wanting the biggest yields possible. Stay tuned to see if she pops successfully.
