Plants never sprouted

[Pharmgrower1]

I Recently germinated and planted 5 northern lights feminized seeds. everything seemed perfect but now after a week I only have one sprout. They are all in my tent under the light at 70-74 degrees Fahrenheit the one sprout seems to be doing great. just curious if anyone thinks I should give up on the others or just let them sit in there and pray. I have the room in the tent so they arent taking needed space. This morning I did place mini green house hoods over the non sprouted plants in hopes that maybe the extra heat and humidity retained by them would somehow make them sprout. Thanks for any and all advice.

 

[NOOOBIENOT]

Hello , i would give them a few more days , but more details as to what you are growing in would be nice - more info plz

 

[Pharmgrower1]

Yea for sure, I’ve got them in just a straight organic soil medium right now. So I kniw they aren’t getting neut burn or anything like that I wouldn’t think. I know a lot of guys say to plant in coco cor then transplant into an organic medium like what fox farm offers. I’ve just never had this happen.

 

[Modest Grower]

Wonder if you buried them too deep or if they are spiraling. I'd be tempted to dig for a look but it could be risky. I always just place mine tap root down so I can basically see the very tippy top of the seed at soil level.

 

[Pharmgrower1]

I dug one up just by lightly pulling the soul back and it looks frozen in time. Zero change whatsoever from when I put it into soil.

 

[Modest Grower]

I dug one up just by lightly pulling the soul back and it looks frozen in time. Zero change whatsoever from when I put it into soil.

Crazy. Is the soil damp/moist?

 

[Pharmgrower1]

Yea soil is moist temps and humidity in tent are good literally the strangest thing.

 

[Edzzed]

I planted 9 seeds and 3 sprouted. Seeds need 3 things to sprout. Warmth, moisture and darkness. When I germinated mine, I left them in a tent with a small space heater to keep the area warm. Also kept the lights off.

 

[BooMtoLate]

I find if it's too cold they are very slow to break the soil

 

[Pharmgrower1]

Hey all thanks for the comments went home yesterday and had three more sprouts popping through the soil. Just needed a little time.