Learned from the best here now i'm ready to give it a shot!!

I use Dvd cases wet paper towel put seeds in between the paper towel then set it on top of my cablebox and in a day or two they sprout.

Originally Posted by Dale Cooper

I use Dvd cases wet paper towel put seeds in between the paper towel then set it on top of my cablebox and in a day or two they sprout.

Awesome I'll give that a shot Dale thanks for stopping in!!

That was always my trick, this batch I soaked the seeds in water and kept them in the dark. In less than 24hrs all 6 seeds had germinated and I was able to sew the seeds.

Autoflowers seem to be about explosive growth, after sewing the seeds I had sprouts within 24 hrs in every pot.

Originally Posted by Sparky8098

Autoflowers seem to be about explosive growth, after sewing the seeds I had sprouts within 24 hrs in every pot.

Thanks again. I think I'll try one in the DVD Case and one in a Cup...I'll see which one I like best.

Ok so my Diesel Ryder seed has cracked open and has a tail about an 1/8th of an inch long. How soon after it cracks should I transfer it to soil and about how deep should I plant it?

You can do it pretty much right away, I usually let the tail get about 1/8th to 1/4 of an inch long before dropping it in my medium. I make a hole about an inch and a half or two inches deep place it in the hole and place some dirt over it. Don't pack it down.

Originally Posted by Sparky8098

You can do it pretty much right away, I usually let the tail get about 1/8th to 1/4 of an inch long before dropping it in my medium. I make a hole about an inch and a half or two inches deep place it in the hole and place some dirt over it. Don't pack it down.

Awesome! And after I cover it should I water it?

I like to have my medium in the container and have it watered a day or so before I sew my seeds. I would say at the very least water it a couple of hours before you sew, that way the medium can have time to absorb and drain the water before you sew them.
In the past I have watered immediately after sewing, but the other way seems to work better for me.