Taprooted seed into rapid rooter then into the soil!

[y2kayo]

What's your guys opinion on putting my freshly germinated seeds into a rapid rooter of their own, them planting that into the soil in my 5gal bucket? I am limited on space at the moment so I was thinking this would be a good idea, then it would be easier to be super gentle when I transllant them in about 2 weeks when I'll have the space.

Is there any cons to this other than making sure the rooter stays moist,?

Cheers my dudes.

 

[garybo]

@y2kayo, I would assume there shouldn't be a problem. Yes, keep the pod damp, I for one like to place and germinate the seed directly into the pod and then put the pod and seedling into a soil pot. Just be careful with the tag root for obvious reasons, try to place the root into the pod downward.
Good luck and prosper.

 

[y2kayo]

I actually decided against it and put them directly into the soil, I didn't want to damage the tap root accidentally cramming them in the hole

 

[cbdhemp808]

Hey @y2kayo , you put them directly into a 5 gal pot?

 

[SmokingWings]

Hey @y2kayo , you put them directly into a 5 gal pot?

I have wondered how the seeds that went directly into the soil were doing. But, it has been a full week since "y2kayo" stopped by to let us know how everything was going.