i had this idea to run my lights on a line across walls and slide the light across idk hourly daily, but i thought that moving the light mimicking the sun would provide some type of benefit.sometimes with seeds that don’t pop with 3-4 days than start playing with temp and humidity.. say your room is temp 75 humidity 60, than raise it to 80 and 70% next day adjust again go back lower.. nature never stays exactly the same.
well that would be an interesting set up to see indoorsi had this idea to run my lights on a line across walls and slide the light across idk hourly daily, but i thought that moving the light mimicking the sun would provide some type of benefit.
where you from mr bong you sound aussieI'm doing an og kush right now. Seed stock 12 years. It's 11 days atm. Small wind burn on the first set of trues but the rest is perfect. Doggy knocked it over and fell out the cup at 4 days but since I germed it in a jiffy, the roots were perfectly intact. Lucky af and ty jiffy lol
dont think the usa have jiffy pots great things they is \]where you from mr bong you sound aussie
I have read that H2O2 helps saturate the cell membrane and make it more permeableWhat's the reasoning behind refrigeration? I'm just curious. My thoughts are that seeds are designed to go in the ground. The embryo of the seed needs some food to start. Over time the food stores are dried out in the seed. So I soaked a paper towel in some really light compost tea, dusted the seeds in mycorrhizae, seeds in the towel and put it in a warm dark place to simulate them being in soil. I want to seethem germinate, otherwise I'd just put them in dirt like I normally do.
LAwhere you from mr bong you sound aussie
We've got jiffy brand pots and starters where I'm at. I've never been a fan of the pots, I feel they don't transplant well, I have to tear them off.dont think the usa have jiffy pots great things they is \]
neve had an issue like that the nets break down and roots push thru them but if you fell the need to rip off the net no harm for sureWe've got jiffy brand pots and starters where I'm at. I've never been a fan of the pots, I feel they don't transplant well, I have to tear them off.
The starter pucks are good, no issues. It's the compressed peat pots that I have had issues with. They don't seem to break down for me and the root ball is blocked. I like the jiffy pucks in trays for vegetables.neve had an issue like that the nets break down and roots push thru them but if you fell the need to rip off the net no harm for sure
plant in the pic above is actually from a 12 year old seed! it's an OG kush from a bag seed here in californiaI have some (unknown strain) seeds from 1983, which I have kept in dark, cool, and dry storage. This thread has gotten me excited about potentially being able to germinate them.
my uncle gave me some seeds last year, he said they're from the 80's or 90's. i soaked 3, of the 3, 1 popped but no roots, after another day i saw no roots i dug the seed out, i cleaned my hands with shampoo and salt, dried them off, peeled off the seed shell, removed the film from the embryo, and left the white embryo on the surface of the soil inside a humidome, what do you think happaned? it's FUCKING GROWING AND ROOTS ARE SHOOTING!I have some (unknown strain) seeds from 1983, which I have kept in dark, cool, and dry storage. This thread has gotten me excited about potentially being able to germinate them.
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