I drop the seeds into a shotglass until the tap root appears and then straight into soil. Keep it moist with humidity dome until seedling pops up. After a few days remove dome and only water the seedlings when dry. I transplant my autos. Just have to be careful not to disturb the roots. Whatever works for you. Happy growing all! 😁👍🌿
Photo's I do the paper towel method inside a zip lock baggie with a heating pad turned to low in a dark cabinet. My auto's I just put them into their for ever pot with pre-soaked soil with a lite mist of water every 12hrs until it sprouts. After it pokes through the soil I will cover the sprout with a shot glass and lightly mist the water around the glass again every 12hrs. I don't like the water to touch my auto seedlings until 3-4th node. So after they out grow the shot glass I will cover with a solo cup during watering. This also forces the roots to seek out the water instead of watering the area around the stalk.
ive had immense success ( probably 95%+ ) by dropping no more than 3 seeds at a time into a single cup of spring water by either poland spring or zephyrhills, waiting until they sink to the bottom which is generally 18-32 hours, and then moving them directly into the paper towel method to finish. once taproot is about half an inch, maybe 3/4 i then place into final pot with a freezer ziplock bag that i pre mist placed ontop of the pot taking it off for about 3 minutes 2 times a day and re misting and placing back on. do this with autos and photos love your videos guys, been watching for a while and finally subscribed today should have earlier! and congrats on the house!
Soak in warm clean water for 24hrs, plant when tap root appears, and you're done. I've never lost a seed. Peat plugs I've used with a lot of success to but they're less effective. I water them every day unless the substrate is already moist - you get a feel for moisture after a while, it is a learned trait. I transplant once and I use small pots/solos/anything that holds enough substrate - doesn't matter since it's going in a bigger pot once established. Congratulations on 10k m8s 👌
Drop the seed in a shot glass of water and when the taproot is almost as long as the seed itself then plant seed side up obviously. This has been successful for me however im very new to this. I'm a novice for sure. Thats why I watch you guys! Thanks for the vids
I plant my seeds right into a starter pot; Keeping it moist under a humidity dome. I use peat plugs rehydrated in an aloe solution to stimulate root growth. Usually takes about 5 days. I tramsplant after about two to four weeks into final pot, coating roots with "Great White". I waterr in with "Recharge". pH at 6.7. Yes I grow organically.
Do a side by side without the dome. I bet the dome less seedling will be stronger and healthier. It's one of those bro science things you see way too many people repeating. Domes are for plants that don't have roots yet like clones. Seedlings already have roots.
Great information Cmdr! Domes are used to create a micro climate for your seedlings or clones. Helps keep the humidity high. I clone domeless as my veg area RH is never less than 60 %
I just toss the seeds in room temp tap water in a cup and put them in a warm dark place. The cup of water never drys out and I've always had 100% success rate with germination unless it was a bad bean. Then once I have decent size tap roots I plant into a small jiffy square pot with mokoko coco amended with Gia green 4-4-4 4 tbsp per gallon, and about a cup of worm castings. Toss a little mycorrhizae in before you plant if you wanna help give it a jump start. Then I toss them after planted in a little propagation dome for cuttings and most and keep humidity high till they pop. I'm confident with this method you will be able to germinate in any medium including rockwool and peat pucks. Keep up the videos guys
I used to use a propagator with the peat moss plugs, but now, I plant directly into my 3 gal pots in my tents, so from seed to harvest. Works best imo, as I do only auto's and the first 21 days are super important imo and planting directly in my soil works best.
Yeah guys the first time I did Autos I done it in the deep water culture and it went off its head. Huge plan. Soak seeds for 24 hours in a cup then straight into Rockwall deep water culture the way to go love your content we need to see more.
Basically what I do I germinate my seeds in a moist paper towel that I put inside a sandwich baggie for humidity and I set it on a heating pad in a dark closet then I fell a solo cup 98% filled to the top with my soil Then as soon as I see signs/female White hairs I’ll transplant into a 3-5 gallon pot For the duration
The best results I get is when I drop the seed in a glass with a inch or 2 of bottle water then place in the dark till the tap root come out or it at least crack open then put in a thick paper towel and damp it then put it in a zip-lock bag blow in the bag and seal it place in the dark and magic happens if u already have a tap root this will only make it bigger/longer .
Drop in a glass of room temp distilled water for 24 -36 hours. Then plant in whatever medium your using. I keep moist with a mist bottle until true leaves appear. Then i use the weight method
Oh yeah. I also add either gibberilic acid or hydrogen peroxide, just a drop or two. Also 24h is more than enough imo Once the seed drop to the bottom of the glass, it's ready. With fresh seeds that can happen in as little as six hours Out of cca 50 plants i germinated this way, only had 3-4 that never popped
When germinating I soak the seed until it sinks, in a glass of water. Then I sterilise a cloth (not paper towel, its to easy to over water or underwater a paper towel). Put the soaked seed in the cloth, the cloth in a zippy. Zippy, cloth and seed on a heatmat set at 20°C. I fully saturate the medium before putting the germmed seed in. This means I don't worry about dry pockets, air pockets. It also means I don't need to water for the first 10days. Placing it on a heatmat, under light until transplanting. When the produce seed they dry them. This puts the seed into a dormancy, soaking the seed before germination allows for even germination. Sometime, especially with auto (due to the ruderalis) the seeds can go into deep dormancy and will need 4-5weeks in the fridge to break the dormancy (stratifaction). I transplant autos, any plant will get transplant shock if you do it badly. To avoid shock, try transplanting in the evening/ start of dark period...this means the plant can adjust without the sun/electric sun frying them. Add microbes and mycelium to the roots when transplanting, this reduces transplant shock. The last thing I would do is spray with seaweed solution, the hormone boost will help.
I soak a rock wool cube for a day, put a seed in the hole and cover the top with rock wool . I keep it in a humidity dome. When the root comes out the bottom I plant the cube in my final pot. I have used paper towel with great success, but the cube method gives the seedling more stability when planted.
I put my seeds in the dirt, then transplant when the 2nd node appears, I keep the medium moist daily, and I basically mix together a super soil and keep humidity high until week 2, I started 16 blue dream and 2 year ones, today is day 44 and I have granny Smith size flowers that look like their covered in frosted sugar, plants are 4-5 ft tall, and my blue Dreams are auto fems from ILGM they are 🔥 and like I say have 2 layers of trellis stacked💪🏻🤘🏻💯😁
I start with the seeds in a little shot glass of water 💧 24 hours sprouts a tap then just put it in a peat moss pod. 100 % success so far, only have 12 plants so big time newbie. 🤙😉🌺
I soaked the seeds in three to one distilled water and hydrogen peroxide, seeds popped within 24 hours, go straight into soil in Solo cup with a dome with 100% success rate. I transplant after second node into 3 gallon soil. Just harvested Purple Kush amazing colas. Using my 2x4 as a drying tent keeping humidity down below 60%. One week and things are looking amazing. By the way this was my first grow in 45 years, just my thoughts from the guy in Tucson
I run autos and always start in a solo cup over time I started using fox farm seed starter for the seedlings and for water I mist the soil morning and evening and keep a dome on until the seed pops. My issues start in winter when my inside temp drops to around 71 and then the heat mat comes out and I have to make sure my water and media is up to temp as well. I transplant into 5 gal bags with living soil at 14 to 21 days.
I use solo cup with soil. Poke a hole in soil with finger about 1/2 deep. Drop a seed in hole and cover. Water well and leave alone under low light. Find that they do not need any more water till seedling gets going good. Pick cup up feel weight, if light water and if heavy leave alone.
I've had good success by soaking the seeds for 12-14 hours. Then the wet paper towel method in a warm dark spot, I usually get a tap root within 24 hours. To the solo (or yogurt) cup with some damp potting soil, typically get sprouting in another 24-36 hours. Then after 18-20 days, transplant into a 3 gallon cloth pot. I always rough up the roots and sprinkle on some dry Myco when I repot and it seems to really help them get jumpstarted in the bigger pot. On the current grow, I topped a Zkittles OG from Barneys Farm and it has gone completely nuts. Two big main colas with buds all over the side branches, cant wait to see them fill out. Very interested to try topping again on the next grow after seeing this. Congrats on 10K!
I used to do the wet round cotton pad method but the taproot would get stuck which was a stresser. Now my foolproof method is 30 hrs in shot glass with a couple drop of hydrogen peroxide. in my last 2 runs 100% success of the husk opening and root exposed without having do to paper towel step. then into a solo cup which is always 100% Happy Frog, the best for seedlings.
Straight in water method actually works. No longer than 18 hours tho. Or they drowned. And if they sink they might be a dud. Tried and true method. Followed by paper towel to further growth. Thanks guys I learned alot.
I also kick in my microbial life with recharge about a week before transplant. Keep it moist; Can't let my microbes go dormant or even die by letting them dry out.
Boil some tap water and let it cool over nite, use that in a shallow small dish or tray (shallow water holds more oxygen) and throw ya beans in there for a day and after a bit of a soak their shells are nice and swelled up, they then go into a very moist jiffy pellet and half a dozen pellets go into a seed tray and onto a heat mat with a piece of foam between tray and mat. With this method you get the seeds shell to swell up with the soak, then into wet jiffy pellets that have a 10% air content even when soaping wet, and we wont wet them that much so you get a good amount of air as well as a medium that stays wet for days without further water. I dont use a humidity dome, with my humidity around 60%. Ive lost too many seedlings to rot from over watering and too high humidity over the years and find if I harden them off early in life, they survive better and are tougher over all plants. Plus if you over water and humidity is a bit lower, the plants handle it a bit better, they still dont like it but handle it a bit better. The more you baby them when young, the harder it is to transition to full on growing conditions when older. So I dont baby them as much, and seems to work well. The trick is learning when they can handle a bit of tough love and when they are still too young to handle it, each strain seems to be a bit diff too. But I focus on Photos and aim to fill a 3x3 tent with one plant and harvest half a pound or a bit less. Its too hard and expensive to get good seeds here to waste them growing 4 plants to yield the same as one plant in the same space.
I remove the dome after about two weeks, around the second set of true leafs.; Once the roots reach the bottom of the pot, or the leaves grow past the pots outer edge...Time to transplant.
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Wow thats crazy! I want a par meter so bad for testing and data, they are pricey tho! Someday when they channel isn't costing more money to run then we make maybe we can swing one! Or maybe apogy with sponsor us🤣💚 Happy friday FLOWAH POWAH! 💚🙏
A hack for the paper towel method to solve the issue that you described is to use a brown paper coffee filter. Put the seeds in that and then in the paper towel.
That was quick you guys. 10K, sheiit. Papertowel method for me, wait until it gets about up 2 inches or more. And protip to put the papertowel ziplock on top of a heat source (cable or distv power box works so good if you leave it on 247, it stays warm) Also a heatingpad at any store is well worth it (make sure its not too hot but just right about 75F) Most people are just doing the RO water glass method until it sinks, then they are ready usually. Papertowel method always works, and I fill the ziplock like a balloon so it has co2 and oxygen in there for a the day (reballoon it daily or 2 days tops)
Too much water will ruin your papertowel or soil.. super small amounts like rain is all it needs. I drizzle pure RO 6.0 pH water with my hand onto it, real slow.
We do the drizzle! I have been doing paper towel and into a meal prep container, it keeps the humidity up and set that ontop of our tent where its dark and warm and its been working well! Unless they grow into the paper towel then its operation time 🤣🤣
I use a hydroponic cube. First i soak cube in water with microryza? added to water. Then i put the cube in a filled 3 gallon fabric pot. I place the sead into the hole in the cube and slightly cover hole with part of cube fabric. This eliminates the fear of the sead or young seedling getting sloshed around when watering and eliminates the germinating in a towel. When i water, i mist the cube. This eliminates watering whole pot when seedling. Then cover with clear plastic lid. Usually pops in 3 to 4 days. Then usually water 1/4 cup water daily. Keep my dome on until 3 inches tall. Success rate 21/22. Just started
For veg I water till runoff each time….I’m in my first grow (so not an expert) but I watered 7 times and I veged for 2 months. Also I transplanted 2 times (happy frog foxfarms) one time into 1 gallon pot and the second time into a 3 gallon pot. This made so that I didn’t have to feed nutrients as often since the soil was fresh and packed with nutrients…..I believe I fed once during the whole veg stage.
@@stangcobra592 I don’t know…because I’m a new grower….but I can tell you what I see. What I see is….a plant that went beast mode, a plant that didn’t have any deficiencies, never had issues with pests, never had issues with overwatering….responded well to training. The plant looked happy even with that little water. It just wasn’t asking for more water my dude. End of the day I have 3 robust large plants that are in day 3 of flower….now the plant is asking for water more frequently (every 6-8 days)….but it is also a much larger plant so it makes sense.
🌲CONGRATS ON 10 K GUYS 🌲 Soaking seeds in water until they sink is always a good start. I love your cat. Same model as mine 😂 Little Blacky is a cat that I rescued. Anyway ....... I just harvested Cafe Racer ✌️and an old skool skunk... The Church. Very happy with both strains ✌️ I just germinated the potent strain Blueberry 🌙 Moonrock. Soaked the seed until the tap root showed then I placed in a grow wool cube that's been soaked in 6.0 pH water for 24 hours then I place this on a heat mat in a porcelain bowl if room temp is below about 18 degrees Celsius. I only grow photos and transplant at 2 weeks.....then at 1 month and flip straight into flower and BOOM ! READY TO TRY AUTOS 🙂 So that's how I do it 💪✌️🙏
Take some sandpaper roll into a 1/2 inch tube rough side in, drop in seeds shake for 1 minutes, helps brake down the outside of the seed,drop in water 24 hours they should drop to bottom the paper towels in zip lock bag congratulations on 10,000 💨👍⚡🔥😎🧨🎯 peace guys
@@Highigan for best results put a heat mat under the seedlings once u put them in the tiny lil red solo cups cut the bottom off yeah if they don’t pop it’s bc they ain’t any good. Cheers
Cut a one inch square of two ply paper towel, peel towel apart, place seed, moisten with water & a touch of hydrogen peroxide(for more oxygen) place in one or two inch zip bag & set in a warm spot. Doesn't need watering, ziploc retains moisture. Set it & forget it method.
I use shot glass with bottle water. Couple drops of hydrogen peroxide. One they drop to bottom I put them in paper towel that is wet with recharge. Put them in cabinet till a 1/4 inch tap root. I use 2 cup method clear cup to see the roots place in a red cup.
Just drop em in water, wait for a bit of taproot, then I plant in peat pellets. Once they get they're first leaves I peel the fabric holding the peat pellet together off (carefully) so it holds its form. I then directly plant into pots with the medium. Had problems in the past with roots getting burnt from medium being too "hot" just dropping directly into medium. The peat provides a nice barrier to the medium and lets the roots get established before hitting those nutes. Use some myco around the outside of the peat to give the roots a boost, not needed, but it helps later on with nute intake. Granted, this is with pre-amended soil that I add some perlite to. Then just top dressing from there till harvest. Just wanted to say you guys have some great content, keep up the work.
I stick my finger deep into the prepared pot. Fill the hole with worm casings. Set the popped seed on the worm dirt and cover with the regular soil. The tap root will decide which path it likes the best. This is my current experiment. It's going great so far.
I like to soak my seeds in a cup of water with a couple drops of h2o2 for a day or two until the seeds pop and you see a tap root. Then I throw them straight into my soil or coco I’ve even done rockwool or root wise cubes but usually soil and you should see the plant come out of the dirt in anoint 48 hours. As soon as you get a sprout put a hunidity dome on for the first 3 or 4 days then open the vents for the next three days and some off and to the races after that
Guys you need to open a retailing web page where you make everything or put your brand on things, it would be ausom to show you guys his loyal some growers can be, but on a plus note it just makes TH-cam sence to have something more than free information guys, you give us enuf input for free and a lot of us are still learning, but me persanly I'd just love to have a sneek peek in your growers diary, much love from the UK guys
Oh like highigan.com 💚 We workin on it! Channel members get videos and tent updates not public on youtube! Its a way to help support our content and get some extra cool stuff! Appreciate ya fam! Jump on our discord to we are sharing grow pics and chatting with everyone!
I think I have guys, and iv got to be very truthful here, if I had my own grow diary I'd be so secretive with it, but hell I'm heading to the web page now thanks again guys much love
I use a paper towel & put it into a baggie then in a dark place for about 48 hours. If it's an auto, I plant into final pot. A photo, I up-pot a few times.
I plant the seeds straight into an 4 inch cell pot. Put a little bit of water around the seed and place in a dome with a heating pad and a T5 light. Usually they pop in 3 to 4 days. I get about a 95 percent germination rate
Marino squirt a couple drops of hydrogen peroxide and soak a few hours longer (30) and the taproot should be exposed, then go right to solo cup to avoid stressing the root in the towel. Also never go longer than 48 hours soaking in glass, it will drown and die.
My humidity dome is smaller than my starter pot, and has about a half in space between them. I never touch the humidity dome once it's placed. I water lightly around t paremeter of the dome forcing the roots to reach for the water.
I never transplant autos. In my experience it was worthless. I never use a dome. I keep my garden as simple as possible. I’ve noticed over the past couple years. Folks like to make growing complicated.
I put my seeds in a glass of distilled water with a few drops of hydrogen peroxide for about 18 hours (kept warm and in darkness). Then use the same water poured onto a paper towel in a zip lock bag and put in darkness near a heat source (heat cable for me) for 24 hours or so.
Floating on the water in a shot glass they push out tap root I don’t sink them. They almost always have a half inch root. In 3 days. I also add a few drops of H2O2. And plant root down and wait until it pops out the soil.
Hey guys, I soaked my seeds in water for 14hours after that I used paper towel during 50hours, I’ve just planted them yesterday so I wait until they pop out :)
I saw a lot of germination videos where they sprinkled cinnamon on the damp paper towel to help with moisture retention. Love the videos, can't wait to grow my own when I have the space.
Cinnamon also works great as a root hormone, keeps away pest and disease, its a tree bark so it makes sense. When I am cutting some of the leaves and lower lower stems I put cinnamon on the wound to shut and protect. Turmeric is alike cinnamon too.
I just put them in glass of distilled water for 48 hours then sow directly into soil. I've tried peat pods in the pass but I notice the plants roots don't do as well
@@Highigan also have a question regarding the p4000 trying to figure out if I have a nutrient burn or too much light. How tall do you keep your light from the plant as small 4 to 8 inch plants?
New to indoor growing and autoflowers but have a few seasons outdoor under the belt here in MA(photo periods). You guys have helped me figure a few things out. Did the shot glass to paper towel method then straight to a 3 gal pot. 4 days in soil so far and things are looking good, temps range from 70-80 and same with the humidity (75ish-80%). Will be decreasing the humidity as they age. As for watering I just give them a little spray each day/as needed just to keep some of the soil moist. Just wanted to say thanks again for all the helpful tips 🙌
I’m just starting to do root riot cubes with a dome with autos so far 100% germ. once the roots develop I plant them! No more worrying about overwatering.
I grow photos and for sure transplant mainly for the nutes in the fresh soil to avoid too much feeding. Solo cup then to a 1.75 gallon plastic pot for a couple weeks (1 dry amendment feed at day 10) then to a 3 or 5 gallon fabric pot. Happy Frog for the solo then Coast of Maine Stongington blend soil/extra perlite for the pots.
go 10k Right in a starter pot 100% germination after 3 grows. I only water when the humidity drops below 70% when condensation is getting less. Foliar some Aloe.
@@Highigan The Lignin's in Aloe Vera allow the plants to utilize the nutrient and moisture supply more efficiently with less stress on the plant. Plants grow healthier, larger and greener due to the plants ability to better use the UV rays from the sun allowing photosynthesis to take place more efficiently.
That's the scientific explaination...Cut a piece of aloe the size of ur thumb. Skin it and scrape out the gell. Put this in a gal of dechlorinated water, pH 6.7. Use an air stone to oxygenate the mixture. Put that in your spray bottle and spray your plants. Make sure you get the underside of the leaves where the stomata are. Best to apply right before lights on. Also use as a root stimulant by watering into seedlings Improveiing resistance to disease.
Great video! I go right to soil in a degrade-able cardboard cup and put a clear plastic cup over it to hold in the moisture. Then keep the soil and cup moist.
i lost 8 seedlings in root riot cubes 😱, i drowned them i think.. now i just soak my seeds for 24 hours , then just put them straight in soil & put a dome over them until the germinate then , once the germinate off with the dome & spray them with fine mist daily & keep the humidity high .
I think I am gunna try this method! Never did the water soak but I like putting it right in and letting it go. I have killed more than a few with paper towel drying out or forgetting them or whatever. I like this! Thanks and happy friday! 🙏💚
I dont grow solos all the time but every time i grow them i go from solo to final pot. And i alway top at least once and i personally haven't topped more than twice
I do the paper towel method in a covered plastic container in my closet that has a heated floor. When the taproot appears I plant in a small 2” pot or solo cup. Also someone told me not to use clear cups as roots don’t like light…I don’t know for sure if this is a myth or not. I really try to plant it before the seedling is 10mm. The long taproots can sort of kink and this does not grow a good seedling. I leave it there until the top set of leaves is wider that the container width then to 1 gallon and eventually to the final size. I try to use the same soil recipes for all stages (except for germination which is an HP mix). When I water my seedlings I use a squeeze bottle of ph’d water as I find it easier to control how much I give. I also mist. But never overwater. I never top my autos. The strains I tried this on did not grow as nice as the untopped ones. I found it delayed them and they never caught up to the untopped ones. And I do not like peat pots or jiffy peats. I find a nice light soil works better and encourages root growth better. If I’m using bottles nutrients, I start giving nutrients at 1/4 strength.
I just soak in ph water for 24hr and then just plant in seed starting soil and cover with a baggie and wait until it sprouts after that cut the corner off the baggie and wait until first true leafs and remove the baggie and water with ph water as needed
Iv had a very good success rate with paper towl method, but as I'm experimenting with cactus seeds and hemp seeds, if found the seeds thats don't take, if you grind them up damp or dry will give a very good start to any seedlings, but there is a hitch to this and it will take alot of time for what ever plants you grow to adapt to new nutrients
Photos: Let them swim for 24 hrs in warmish water. Plant into Pro Mix organic starter medium in 3 inch square pots under a Sunblaster Nano Dome with an 18 W LED with a warming matt under the tray. I use the Govee hygrometer inside the dome to monitor temp and RH. Give them just enough water to wet the area where the seed is located. Take the lid off once the first true leaves are fully formed. Transplant into 1 gallon pot when I have 3 nodes
I soak my seeds in water for two days until the tap root shows its self then i get two plastic plates and paper towel i put the paper towel on a plate and pour the seeds and water on the paper towel i cover the seeds with the paper towel and then i cover the paper towel with the second plate once the tap root is bigger i plant it in its forever home
All of my plants that I start directly from seed I start them outdoor. My indoor plants I start from seed I germinate them in a plastic bag and a paper towel, and sometimes I mix a little aloe water up and drop the seat in and wait till it pops. Then immediately transfer into a solo cup of soil
I put in dirt in solo cup cover with a snack size plastic bag with rubber band. Once i see green i take it off. I spray ev 12 hours. Ok I have been having issues transition from cloner to dirt. I have been putting in solo cup then put that in a clear plastic container and "butt chug" them. I am still at lile 80%. I want 100%!
We scaraf (spelling?) our seeds prior. Which is using a file to sand down a thin layer for easier popping. I like to plant directly in soil myself. I hate the tap root in the paper towel! Lol But TwizTD sticks with the paper towel. So far I would say my soil seeds are 90%+. My paper towel rate is more like 75%. I will give a spray bottle spray or a couple drops of water until she gets a bit thicker. 😉
I drop the seeds into a shotglass until the tap root appears and then straight into soil. Keep it moist with humidity dome until seedling pops up. After a few days remove dome and only water the seedlings when dry. I transplant my autos. Just have to be careful not to disturb the roots. Whatever works for you. Happy growing all! 😁👍🌿
Photo's I do the paper towel method inside a zip lock baggie with a heating pad turned to low in a dark cabinet.
My auto's I just put them into their for ever pot with pre-soaked soil with a lite mist of water every 12hrs until it sprouts. After it pokes through the soil I will cover the sprout with a shot glass and lightly mist the water around the glass again every 12hrs. I don't like the water to touch my auto seedlings until 3-4th node. So after they out grow the shot glass I will cover with a solo cup during watering. This also forces the roots to seek out the water instead of watering the area around the stalk.
ive had immense success ( probably 95%+ ) by dropping no more than 3 seeds at a time into a single cup of spring water by either poland spring or zephyrhills, waiting until they sink to the bottom which is generally 18-32 hours, and then moving them directly into the paper towel method to finish. once taproot is about half an inch, maybe 3/4 i then place into final pot with a freezer ziplock bag that i pre mist placed ontop of the pot taking it off for about 3 minutes 2 times a day and re misting and placing back on. do this with autos and photos
love your videos guys, been watching for a while and finally subscribed today should have earlier! and congrats on the house!
Ive always done the paper towel method. Sometimes in a zip lock/sometimes a plastic container. Works great
Soak in warm clean water for 24hrs, plant when tap root appears, and you're done. I've never lost a seed. Peat plugs I've used with a lot of success to but they're less effective. I water them every day unless the substrate is already moist - you get a feel for moisture after a while, it is a learned trait. I transplant once and I use small pots/solos/anything that holds enough substrate - doesn't matter since it's going in a bigger pot once established. Congratulations on 10k m8s 👌
Great tips fam! Thanks for the comment! And thank you for being part of our 10k and member fam! Appreciate ya! 💚
Agreed, 100% success rate so far with this method
Drop the seed in a shot glass of water and when the taproot is almost as long as the seed itself then plant seed side up obviously. This has been successful for me however im very new to this. I'm a novice for sure. Thats why I watch you guys! Thanks for the vids
Yr old video. sorry guys I'm high again 😆
I plant my seeds right into a starter pot; Keeping it moist under a humidity dome. I use peat plugs rehydrated in an aloe solution to stimulate root growth. Usually takes about 5 days. I tramsplant after about two to four weeks into final pot, coating roots with "Great White". I waterr in with "Recharge". pH at 6.7. Yes I grow organically.
Great tip!
Do a side by side without the dome. I bet the dome less seedling will be stronger and healthier. It's one of those bro science things you see way too many people repeating. Domes are for plants that don't have roots yet like clones. Seedlings already have roots.
Love that! We are gunna try it! 💚💚
Interesting point. Will try that! 😁👍🌿
Great information Cmdr! Domes are used to create a micro climate for your seedlings or clones. Helps keep the humidity high. I clone domeless as my veg area RH is never less than 60 %
I NEVER Dome my seedlings. Clones need it though
I just toss the seeds in room temp tap water in a cup and put them in a warm dark place. The cup of water never drys out and I've always had 100% success rate with germination unless it was a bad bean. Then once I have decent size tap roots I plant into a small jiffy square pot with mokoko coco amended with Gia green 4-4-4 4 tbsp per gallon, and about a cup of worm castings. Toss a little mycorrhizae in before you plant if you wanna help give it a jump start. Then I toss them after planted in a little propagation dome for cuttings and most and keep humidity high till they pop. I'm confident with this method you will be able to germinate in any medium including rockwool and peat pucks. Keep up the videos guys
I used to use a propagator with the peat moss plugs, but now, I plant directly into my 3 gal pots in my tents, so from seed to harvest. Works best imo, as I do only auto's and the first 21 days are super important imo and planting directly in my soil works best.
Great tip!
Yeah guys the first time I did Autos I done it in the deep water culture and it went off its head. Huge plan. Soak seeds for 24 hours in a cup then straight into Rockwall deep water culture the way to go love your content we need to see more.
Basically what I do I germinate my seeds in a moist paper towel that I put inside a sandwich baggie for humidity and I set it on a heating pad in a dark closet then I fell a solo cup 98% filled to the top with my soil Then as soon as I see signs/female White hairs I’ll transplant into a 3-5 gallon pot For the duration
The best results I get is when I drop the seed in a glass with a inch or 2 of bottle water then place in the dark till the tap root come out or it at least crack open then put in a thick paper towel and damp it then put it in a zip-lock bag blow in the bag and seal it place in the dark and magic happens if u already have a tap root this will only make it bigger/longer .
Drop in a glass of room temp distilled water for 24 -36 hours. Then plant in whatever medium your using. I keep moist with a mist bottle until true leaves appear. Then i use the weight method
Thanks for sharing
Oh yeah.
I also add either gibberilic acid or hydrogen peroxide, just a drop or two. Also 24h is more than enough imo
Once the seed drop to the bottom of the glass, it's ready. With fresh seeds that can happen in as little as six hours
Out of cca 50 plants i germinated this way, only had 3-4 that never popped
When germinating I soak the seed until it sinks, in a glass of water. Then I sterilise a cloth (not paper towel, its to easy to over water or underwater a paper towel). Put the soaked seed in the cloth, the cloth in a zippy. Zippy, cloth and seed on a heatmat set at 20°C. I fully saturate the medium before putting the germmed seed in. This means I don't worry about dry pockets, air pockets. It also means I don't need to water for the first 10days. Placing it on a heatmat, under light until transplanting.
When the produce seed they dry them. This puts the seed into a dormancy, soaking the seed before germination allows for even germination. Sometime, especially with auto (due to the ruderalis) the seeds can go into deep dormancy and will need 4-5weeks in the fridge to break the dormancy (stratifaction).
I transplant autos, any plant will get transplant shock if you do it badly. To avoid shock, try transplanting in the evening/ start of dark period...this means the plant can adjust without the sun/electric sun frying them. Add microbes and mycelium to the roots when transplanting, this reduces transplant shock. The last thing I would do is spray with seaweed solution, the hormone boost will help.
Great tips fam!
I soak a rock wool cube for a day, put a seed in the hole and cover the top with rock wool . I keep it in a humidity dome. When the root comes out the bottom I plant the cube in my final pot. I have used paper towel with great success, but the cube method gives the seedling more stability when planted.
I put my seeds in the dirt, then transplant when the 2nd node appears, I keep the medium moist daily, and I basically mix together a super soil and keep humidity high until week 2, I started 16 blue dream and 2 year ones, today is day 44 and I have granny Smith size flowers that look like their covered in frosted sugar, plants are 4-5 ft tall, and my blue Dreams are auto fems from ILGM they are 🔥 and like I say have 2 layers of trellis stacked💪🏻🤘🏻💯😁
Thanks for sharing!
I'm using a super soil. How big are your pots and how often to you water and do you feed them?
@@gilbertlafond4419 I use 5 and 3 Gallon pots, usually once a day thru veg and every other or every 3 days for fruit cycle you?
I start with the seeds in a little shot glass of water 💧 24 hours sprouts a tap then just put it in a peat moss pod. 100 % success so far, only have 12 plants so big time newbie. 🤙😉🌺
Sounds like its working great for you! We gotta try the shotglass! Sounds like alot of people having good results with it!
I soaked the seeds in three to one distilled water and hydrogen peroxide, seeds popped within 24 hours, go straight into soil in Solo cup with a dome with 100% success rate. I transplant after second node into 3 gallon soil. Just harvested Purple Kush amazing colas. Using my 2x4 as a drying tent keeping humidity down below 60%. One week and things are looking amazing. By the way this was my first grow in 45 years, just my thoughts from the guy in Tucson
direct to soil is my go to now sow cover wet wait. k.i.s.s method, and so far soil is easiest to just plant and forget.
Thanks for sharing
I run autos and always start in a solo cup over time I started using fox farm seed starter for the seedlings and for water I mist the soil morning and evening and keep a dome on until the seed pops. My issues start in winter when my inside temp drops to around 71 and then the heat mat comes out and I have to make sure my water and media is up to temp as well. I transplant into 5 gal bags with living soil at 14 to 21 days.
I use solo cup with soil. Poke a hole in soil with finger about 1/2 deep. Drop a seed in hole and cover. Water well and leave alone under low light. Find that they do not need any more water till seedling gets going good. Pick cup up feel weight, if light water and if heavy leave alone.
I like it! Thanks for sharing fam!
I've had good success by soaking the seeds for 12-14 hours. Then the wet paper towel method in a warm dark spot, I usually get a tap root within 24 hours. To the solo (or yogurt) cup with some damp potting soil, typically get sprouting in another 24-36 hours. Then after 18-20 days, transplant into a 3 gallon cloth pot. I always rough up the roots and sprinkle on some dry Myco when I repot and it seems to really help them get jumpstarted in the bigger pot. On the current grow, I topped a Zkittles OG from Barneys Farm and it has gone completely nuts. Two big main colas with buds all over the side branches, cant wait to see them fill out. Very interested to try topping again on the next grow after seeing this.
Congrats on 10K!
@Mark Lynn - How often are you feeding when in solo cups ? What kind of nutes are you using ? Thanks
I used to do the wet round cotton pad method but the taproot would get stuck which was a stresser. Now my foolproof method is 30 hrs in shot glass with a couple drop of hydrogen peroxide. in my last 2 runs 100% success of the husk opening and root exposed without having do to paper towel step. then into a solo cup which is always 100% Happy Frog, the best for seedlings.
Straight in water method actually works. No longer than 18 hours tho. Or they drowned. And if they sink they might be a dud. Tried and true method. Followed by paper towel to further growth. Thanks guys I learned alot.
Thanks fam! Haven't tried just water yet, still Rollin with og paper towels 🤣🤣
I also kick in my microbial life with recharge about a week before transplant. Keep it moist; Can't let my microbes go dormant or even die by letting them dry out.
good idea! droppin knowledge!
Paper towel method sandwiched between two plates. Once tap root exposed into organic soil in solo cup. 100% success.
Boil some tap water and let it cool over nite, use that in a shallow small dish or tray (shallow water holds more oxygen) and throw ya beans in there for a day and after a bit of a soak their shells are nice and swelled up, they then go into a very moist jiffy pellet and half a dozen pellets go into a seed tray and onto a heat mat with a piece of foam between tray and mat. With this method you get the seeds shell to swell up with the soak, then into wet jiffy pellets that have a 10% air content even when soaping wet, and we wont wet them that much so you get a good amount of air as well as a medium that stays wet for days without further water. I dont use a humidity dome, with my humidity around 60%. Ive lost too many seedlings to rot from over watering and too high humidity over the years and find if I harden them off early in life, they survive better and are tougher over all plants. Plus if you over water and humidity is a bit lower, the plants handle it a bit better, they still dont like it but handle it a bit better. The more you baby them when young, the harder it is to transition to full on growing conditions when older. So I dont baby them as much, and seems to work well. The trick is learning when they can handle a bit of tough love and when they are still too young to handle it, each strain seems to be a bit diff too. But I focus on Photos and aim to fill a 3x3 tent with one plant and harvest half a pound or a bit less. Its too hard and expensive to get good seeds here to waste them growing 4 plants to yield the same as one plant in the same space.
I remove the dome after about two weeks, around the second set of true leafs.; Once the roots reach the bottom of the pot, or the leaves grow past the pots outer edge...Time to transplant.
New research by Bruce Bugbee (president of apogy instruments, and professor studying cannabis) shows that seedlings can use strong light. Even 2000 PAR!
Wow thats crazy! I want a par meter so bad for testing and data, they are pricey tho! Someday when they channel isn't costing more money to run then we make maybe we can swing one! Or maybe apogy with sponsor us🤣💚 Happy friday FLOWAH POWAH! 💚🙏
I wouldn't do it!
A hack for the paper towel method to solve the issue that you described is to use a brown paper coffee filter. Put the seeds in that and then in the paper towel.
brilliant! Def gunna try that!
That was quick you guys.
10K, sheiit.
Papertowel method for me, wait until it gets about up 2 inches or more.
And protip to put the papertowel ziplock on top of a heat source (cable or distv power box works so good if you leave it on 247, it stays warm)
Also a heatingpad at any store is well worth it (make sure its not too hot but just right about 75F)
Most people are just doing the RO water glass method until it sinks, then they are ready usually.
Papertowel method always works, and I fill the ziplock like a balloon so it has co2 and oxygen in there for a the day (reballoon it daily or 2 days tops)
Too much water will ruin your papertowel or soil.. super small amounts like rain is all it needs. I drizzle pure RO 6.0 pH water with my hand onto it, real slow.
We do the drizzle! I have been doing paper towel and into a meal prep container, it keeps the humidity up and set that ontop of our tent where its dark and warm and its been working well! Unless they grow into the paper towel then its operation time 🤣🤣
I use a hydroponic cube. First i soak cube in water with microryza? added to water. Then i put the cube in a filled 3 gallon fabric pot. I place the sead into the hole in the cube and slightly cover hole with part of cube fabric. This eliminates the fear of the sead or young seedling getting sloshed around when watering and eliminates the germinating in a towel. When i water, i mist the cube. This eliminates watering whole pot when seedling. Then cover with clear plastic lid. Usually pops in 3 to 4 days. Then usually water 1/4 cup water daily. Keep my dome on until 3 inches tall. Success rate 21/22. Just started
Great tips fam!
I put mine straight in the dirt. My germination rate is something like 95% i rarely have one not germinate if from really good seed bank.
For veg I water till runoff each time….I’m in my first grow (so not an expert) but I watered 7 times and I veged for 2 months. Also I transplanted 2 times (happy frog foxfarms) one time into 1 gallon pot and the second time into a 3 gallon pot. This made so that I didn’t have to feed nutrients as often since the soil was fresh and packed with nutrients…..I believe I fed once during the whole veg stage.
So you watered once every 9 days in veg? how is that possible or beneficial?
@@stangcobra592 I don’t know…because I’m a new grower….but I can tell you what I see. What I see is….a plant that went beast mode, a plant that didn’t have any deficiencies, never had issues with pests, never had issues with overwatering….responded well to training. The plant looked happy even with that little water. It just wasn’t asking for more water my dude. End of the day I have 3 robust large plants that are in day 3 of flower….now the plant is asking for water more frequently (every 6-8 days)….but it is also a much larger plant so it makes sense.
🌲CONGRATS ON 10 K GUYS 🌲
Soaking seeds in water until they sink is always a good start.
I love your cat. Same model as mine 😂 Little Blacky is a cat that I rescued. Anyway .......
I just harvested Cafe Racer ✌️and an old skool skunk... The Church. Very happy with both strains ✌️
I just germinated the potent strain Blueberry 🌙 Moonrock. Soaked the seed until the tap root showed then I placed in a grow wool cube that's been soaked in 6.0 pH water for 24 hours then I place this on a heat mat in a porcelain bowl if room temp is below about 18 degrees Celsius.
I only grow photos and transplant at 2 weeks.....then at 1 month and flip straight into flower and BOOM ! READY TO TRY AUTOS 🙂
So that's how I do it 💪✌️🙏
Thanks fam!
@@Highigan ✌️
Take some sandpaper roll into a 1/2 inch tube rough side in, drop in seeds shake for 1 minutes, helps brake down the outside of the seed,drop in water 24 hours they should drop to bottom the paper towels in zip lock bag congratulations on 10,000 💨👍⚡🔥😎🧨🎯 peace guys
I’d recommend soaking ur seeds In bottle water water for 15-24 hrs then plant straight into soil it’ll pop in a day or two
Love it! We trying!
@@Highigan for best results put a heat mat under the seedlings once u put them in the tiny lil red solo cups cut the bottom off yeah if they don’t pop it’s bc they ain’t any good. Cheers
Cut a one inch square of two ply paper towel, peel towel apart, place seed, moisten with water & a touch of hydrogen peroxide(for more oxygen) place in one or two inch zip bag & set in a warm spot. Doesn't need watering, ziploc retains moisture. Set it & forget it method.
solo cup are awwsome for seedlings and clones
I use shot glass with bottle water. Couple drops of hydrogen peroxide. One they drop to bottom I put them in paper towel that is wet with recharge. Put them in cabinet till a 1/4 inch tap root. I use 2 cup method clear cup to see the roots place in a red cup.
Wow this video and comment section is a gold mine of info! Thanks y’all!
That's what we were hoping for! 🙌💚
Just drop em in water, wait for a bit of taproot, then I plant in peat pellets. Once they get they're first leaves I peel the fabric holding the peat pellet together off (carefully) so it holds its form. I then directly plant into pots with the medium. Had problems in the past with roots getting burnt from medium being too "hot" just dropping directly into medium. The peat provides a nice barrier to the medium and lets the roots get established before hitting those nutes. Use some myco around the outside of the peat to give the roots a boost, not needed, but it helps later on with nute intake. Granted, this is with pre-amended soil that I add some perlite to. Then just top dressing from there till harvest.
Just wanted to say you guys have some great content, keep up the work.
I wish my wife was as active in the garden as yours is...... Your lucky dawg..... Best wishes, stay blessed! 😁
We share a passion for it! Its a fun hobby and we get weed after 🤣💚
I stick my finger deep into the prepared pot. Fill the hole with worm casings. Set the popped seed on the worm dirt and cover with the regular soil. The tap root will decide which path it likes the best. This is my current experiment. It's going great so far.
O yeah and congratulations on 10k yall! 🥳🥳🥳
I like to soak my seeds in a cup of water with a couple drops of h2o2 for a day or two until the seeds pop and you see a tap root. Then I throw them straight into my soil or coco I’ve even done rockwool or root wise cubes but usually soil and you should see the plant come out of the dirt in anoint 48 hours. As soon as you get a sprout put a hunidity dome on for the first 3 or 4 days then open the vents for the next three days and some off and to the races after that
straight into happy frogs !!!!
Guys you need to open a retailing web page where you make everything or put your brand on things, it would be ausom to show you guys his loyal some growers can be, but on a plus note it just makes TH-cam sence to have something more than free information guys, you give us enuf input for free and a lot of us are still learning, but me persanly I'd just love to have a sneek peek in your growers diary, much love from the UK guys
Oh like highigan.com 💚 We workin on it! Channel members get videos and tent updates not public on youtube! Its a way to help support our content and get some extra cool stuff! Appreciate ya fam! Jump on our discord to we are sharing grow pics and chatting with everyone!
I think I have guys, and iv got to be very truthful here, if I had my own grow diary I'd be so secretive with it, but hell I'm heading to the web page now thanks again guys much love
Always love watching and keep praying for my wife please. Thanks.
🙏💚 thank you so much and keeping you guys in our thoughts! Hope you have a great weekend fam!
I use a paper towel & put it into a baggie then in a dark place for about 48 hours. If it's an auto, I plant into final pot. A photo, I up-pot a few times.
Thanks for the tips fam!
I plant the seeds straight into an 4 inch cell pot. Put a little bit of water around the seed and place in a dome with a heating pad and a T5 light. Usually they pop in 3 to 4 days. I get about a 95 percent germination rate
I put right in soil in solo cup with baggie over it keep wet spray keep warm
Awesome fun video! I drop my seeds in a shot glass to soak for a day. Into the paper towel she goes in a old lunch meat container
Solo cup for 3 weeks then into a 1 gal. I use photoperiod and mostly clones but I do the same for seeds (veg solo, 1 gal , 3 gal) ( flower 5 gal)
Dab droppin knowledge! Thanks fam! 💚💚 TGIF!
Marino squirt a couple drops of hydrogen peroxide and soak a few hours longer (30) and the taproot should be exposed, then go right to solo cup to avoid stressing the root in the towel. Also never go longer than 48 hours soaking in glass, it will drown and die.
My humidity dome is smaller than my starter pot, and has about a half in space between them. I never touch the humidity dome once it's placed. I water lightly around t paremeter of the dome forcing the roots to reach for the water.
I never transplant autos. In my experience it was worthless. I never use a dome. I keep my garden as simple as possible. I’ve noticed over the past couple years. Folks like to make growing complicated.
I put my seeds in a glass of distilled water with a few drops of hydrogen peroxide for about 18 hours (kept warm and in darkness). Then use the same water poured onto a paper towel in a zip lock bag and put in darkness near a heat source (heat cable for me) for 24 hours or so.
I just pop directly to soil. 100% germination thus far (20/20 beans atleast) I find anything else is just extra steps
heck yeah!
Floating on the water in a shot glass they push out tap root I don’t sink them. They almost always have a half inch root. In 3 days. I also add a few drops of H2O2. And plant root down and wait until it pops out the soil.
Hey guys, I soaked my seeds in water for 14hours after that I used paper towel during 50hours, I’ve just planted them yesterday so I wait until they pop out :)
I like to use wicking trays for photos and for autos
I saw a lot of germination videos where they sprinkled cinnamon on the damp paper towel to help with moisture retention. Love the videos, can't wait to grow my own when I have the space.
Cinnamon also works great as a root hormone, keeps away pest and disease, its a tree bark so it makes sense. When I am cutting some of the leaves and lower lower stems I put cinnamon on the wound to shut and protect. Turmeric is alike cinnamon too.
I just put them in glass of distilled water for 48 hours then sow directly into soil. I've tried peat pods in the pass but I notice the plants roots don't do as well
I just placed them in soil and 100% germination
For real?! We have tried direct to soil with mixed results, never tried soaking them first and alot of people seem to do that? hmmm 🙏💚
@@Highigan yes I just keep the soil very moist and so far 100% germination. I usually water in the morning and evening with a spray bottle
@@Highigan also have a question regarding the p4000 trying to figure out if I have a nutrient burn or too much light. How tall do you keep your light from the plant as small 4 to 8 inch plants?
chamomile tea for me is great for breaking seed dormancy
New to indoor growing and autoflowers but have a few seasons outdoor under the belt here in MA(photo periods). You guys have helped me figure a few things out. Did the shot glass to paper towel method then straight to a 3 gal pot. 4 days in soil so far and things are looking good, temps range from 70-80 and same with the humidity (75ish-80%). Will be decreasing the humidity as they age. As for watering I just give them a little spray each day/as needed just to keep some of the soil moist. Just wanted to say thanks again for all the helpful tips 🙌
Thanks a ton for the comment fam! Autos are fun you are gunna love em!
@@Highigan can’t wait to see the results, got a sour kush and Durban poison going. Keep up the amazing content💪
I’m just starting to do root riot cubes with a dome with autos so far 100% germ. once the roots develop I plant them! No more worrying about overwatering.
Congrats for hitting 10K. Comes as no surprise at all. You guys are going to do really really good here on TH-cam.
jiffy pot's and put into final pot when the roots are nice :)
Paper towels old school reminded me of bagseed
I go from shotglass to home pot not graduation from cup to cup
I grow photos and for sure transplant mainly for the nutes in the fresh soil to avoid too much feeding. Solo cup then to a 1.75 gallon plastic pot for a couple weeks (1 dry amendment feed at day 10) then to a 3 or 5 gallon fabric pot. Happy Frog for the solo then Coast of Maine Stongington blend soil/extra perlite for the pots.
I also use solo cups and i transplant my autos after one to two weeks into the homes
go 10k Right in a starter pot 100% germination after 3 grows. I only water when the humidity drops below 70% when condensation is getting less. Foliar some Aloe.
You are the 2nd person to mention aloe?! What are the benefits we are curious! Never heard that one yet! Great tips fam! 😍
@@Highigan The Lignin's in Aloe Vera allow the plants to utilize the nutrient and moisture supply more efficiently with less stress on the plant. Plants grow healthier, larger and greener due to the plants ability to better use the UV rays from the sun allowing photosynthesis to take place more efficiently.
That's the scientific explaination...Cut a piece of aloe the size of ur thumb. Skin it and scrape out the gell. Put this in a gal of dechlorinated water, pH 6.7. Use an air stone to oxygenate the mixture. Put that in your spray bottle and spray your plants. Make sure you get the underside of the leaves where the stomata are. Best to apply right before lights on. Also use as a root stimulant by watering into seedlings Improveiing resistance to disease.
Great video! I go right to soil in a degrade-able cardboard cup and put a clear plastic cup over it to hold in the moisture. Then keep the soil and cup moist.
i lost 8 seedlings in root riot cubes 😱, i drowned them i think.. now i just soak my seeds for 24 hours , then just put them straight in soil & put a dome over them until the germinate then , once the germinate off with the dome & spray them with fine mist daily & keep the humidity high .
I think I am gunna try this method! Never did the water soak but I like putting it right in and letting it go. I have killed more than a few with paper towel drying out or forgetting them or whatever. I like this! Thanks and happy friday! 🙏💚
@@Highigan it just seems more simple & less things to go wrong , 100% on doing it this method so far
I dont grow solos all the time but every time i grow them i go from solo to final pot. And i alway top at least once and i personally haven't topped more than twice
solo fam!
@@Highigan I'm sure u knew the first time i put "solo" in that message i meant "autos" 🤣 Guess i was Highigan! 😛✌✌
a big CONGRATS on the 10k guys
I do the paper towel method in a covered plastic container in my closet that has a heated floor. When the taproot appears I plant in a small 2” pot or solo cup. Also someone told me not to use clear cups as roots don’t like light…I don’t know for sure if this is a myth or not. I really try to plant it before the seedling is 10mm. The long taproots can sort of kink and this does not grow a good seedling. I leave it there until the top set of leaves is wider that the container width then to 1 gallon and eventually to the final size. I try to use the same soil recipes for all stages (except for germination which is an HP mix). When I water my seedlings I use a squeeze bottle of ph’d water as I find it easier to control how much I give. I also mist. But never overwater. I never top my autos. The strains I tried this on did not grow as nice as the untopped ones. I found it delayed them and they never caught up to the untopped ones. And I do not like peat pots or jiffy peats. I find a nice light soil works better and encourages root growth better. If I’m using bottles nutrients, I start giving nutrients at 1/4 strength.
Great tips!
10K BABY...!!! 25K next.. you can do it .. 😎
🙏💚 Thanks fam! We over here grinding away, appreciate your long time support of us since the git go! 💜💚♥
100k next crazyyy
@@ozzy_fromhell by summer for sure 💯
I go straight into a mini solo pot with a plastic see-through cup upside down. And keep the cup moist for high humidity
I just soak in ph water for 24hr and then just plant in seed starting soil and cover with a baggie and wait until it sprouts after that cut the corner off the baggie and wait until first true leafs and remove the baggie and water with ph water as needed
Congratulations you two! It looks like you hit 10K!!! 🎉🥳🎊🎊🥳🎉
Yay! Thank you! 💚💚💚
Iv had a very good success rate with paper towl method, but as I'm experimenting with cactus seeds and hemp seeds, if found the seeds thats don't take, if you grind them up damp or dry will give a very good start to any seedlings, but there is a hitch to this and it will take alot of time for what ever plants you grow to adapt to new nutrients
great tips!
soo happy you guys have grown so much in the last year! ive just started my first tent grow and am loving it! i gotta save up for a hoodie!
Photos: Let them swim for 24 hrs in warmish water. Plant into Pro Mix organic starter medium in 3 inch square pots under a Sunblaster Nano Dome with an 18 W LED with a warming matt under the tray. I use the Govee hygrometer inside the dome to monitor temp and RH. Give them just enough water to wet the area where the seed is located. Take the lid off once the first true leaves are fully formed. Transplant into 1 gallon pot when I have 3 nodes
I soak the seeds for 18 hours in water and then transfer to paper towel. The seeds will send out a tap root in less than 24 hours after soaking
Direct to rockwool cube. Good germination rate if the seed is still vital.
Have never tried but we are curious!
I soak my seeds in water for two days until the tap root shows its self then i get two plastic plates and paper towel i put the paper towel on a plate and pour the seeds and water on the paper towel i cover the seeds with the paper towel and then i cover the paper towel with the second plate once the tap root is bigger i plant it in its forever home
All of my plants that I start directly from seed I start them outdoor. My indoor plants I start from seed I germinate them in a plastic bag and a paper towel, and sometimes I mix a little aloe water up and drop the seat in and wait till it pops. Then immediately transfer into a solo cup of soil
Straight in soil or cubes. No germinating for me. All natural. Watering - depends on what medium im growing in.
keepin it simple we like that!
I've been using jiffy Pellets for years
Congrats Guys. Enjoy watching 👀 your journey in growing. And watching you Grow.
Thanks so much fam 🙏💚
I go straight to the medium of choice… a blend 😂
I put in dirt in solo cup cover with a snack size plastic bag with rubber band. Once i see green i take it off. I spray ev 12 hours. Ok I have been having issues transition from cloner to dirt. I have been putting in solo cup then put that in a clear plastic container and "butt chug" them. I am still at lile 80%. I want 100%!
Great tips! We have never tried cloning yet! We have a cloner tho for when that day comes! Photos!
When you water your plants always use rain water or lake water is your best
Throw it in a shot glass with build a soil aloe powder for 2 days, plant, BOOM! Screw the peat/coco cups!!
ohhh have to look into that build a soil! THANKS FAM! 💜
strait into the soil😀🌱
I want one of those hats 😂😂😂
We scaraf (spelling?) our seeds prior. Which is using a file to sand down a thin layer for easier popping. I like to plant directly in soil myself. I hate the tap root in the paper towel! Lol But TwizTD sticks with the paper towel. So far I would say my soil seeds are 90%+. My paper towel rate is more like 75%. I will give a spray bottle spray or a couple drops of water until she gets a bit thicker. 😉