I was wounder if i could put my seeds straight into soil to germinate and keeping the soil moist and in a dark place?

In my opinion that is the bestway to do it, usually sprout in 3 - 5 days, I prefer straight in the soil compared to the paper towel method. More people prefer the paper towel method but I figure the less you handle the seeds the better your results will be. Plus I'm still under the impression that the less amount of stress you put the plants under the more females you will get.

if you do this may happen

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alright sounds good but how long would it take until u noticed the seed sprouted and did uses use any light while uses done it or just kept it in the dark?

Yes you can

If you plant straight into soil the plant will adjust to any light you have, you don't need to worry about burning it which is another good thing, you could start it under a cfl or 1000 watter and the plant will be adjusted, no worries there. After you plant I'd just start whatever light cycle you planned on using and the plant will adjust itself.

I tend to lean on his favor, I started my grow from seed to soil and im very please thus far

I use the paper towel method as I like to be able to check the seeds' germination progress (i'm impatient) but you certainly can.

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i use this much light to start the seeds on 18/6

here are the facts for this light http://www.rollitup.org/2289533-post7.html

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Thats the natural way, yes. I would not put them in the dark however. Have the lights on, it will give the plant something to "reach" for AND it will tell the seed/seedling "time to grow dammit."

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