wants_togrow
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this is my first time, so im excited. how long do i have until i cant plant it? and what size pot do you guys reccomend?
Germination: my first seed just popped!
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this is my first time, so im excited. how long do i have until i cant plant it? and what size pot do you guys reccomend?
RooRman
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If you have a sprout then plant it immediatly. If you wait the sprout could dry out and die. Plant it in any size container you have availible, but do not use anything that is clear. Plant the sprout, taproot down, just below the surface of the soil. The taproot is the white "tentacle" looking thing, you want this facing down.
Don't worry you will get the hang of it, all it takes is time and patience. Oh...and reading 420mag Grow forums.
Don't worry you will get the hang of it, all it takes is time and patience. Oh...and reading 420mag Grow forums.
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wants_togrow
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well that fell through. i thought that my seed was begining to sprout because it cracked open but no " tentacle" type thing or any kind if plant ever came out of it. I dont know what happen.
Out of curiosity, i have been told to use clear, you say no clear.....why no clear please?
I just want the best for them and im eager to learn
Out of curiosity, i have been told to use clear, you say no clear.....why no clear please?
I just want the best for them and im eager to learn
RooRman
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If the seed is cracking that means it is on it's way to showing the taproot. You should at that point just put it back in the germination bag and wait another day or two for the taproot to emerge.
Do not use clear containers because the roots like darkness. If you use a clear container the roots will cluster towrards the center of the soil and stay away from the outer edges to avoid the light. You want to make as much use of the size of the container that you have and also want the roots to spread out unhindered.
Do not use clear containers because the roots like darkness. If you use a clear container the roots will cluster towrards the center of the soil and stay away from the outer edges to avoid the light. You want to make as much use of the size of the container that you have and also want the roots to spread out unhindered.
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wants_togrow
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thank you RooMan. Im actualy heading out in a few minutes to get some supplies. I think i have learnt enough to start, thanks to everyone
