seeds wont go :(

If they are drying out...A your not getting them wet enough...B your humidity is too low or C all of the above. Make sure they are nice and soaked, squeeze excess water out of the peat pellets then put your seedling in 1/4 inch with just the tip of the seed casing popping out of the pellet. Make sure you squeeze the pellet so the peat makes good contact with the taproot. Spray the humidity dome and nursery tray down with water and put your seedlings in there. This will keep them nice and moist for a few days, if they start to get dry mist the pellets down. If they have taproots when you put them in the pellets they will grow. Don't take wrapping off of the peat pellets until you see the first little root popping through, once you see a root transplant into a small pot. If you take wrappers off after you soak them they will eventually turn to mush and fall apart on ya. I use the jiffy pellets for all my seedlings and clones and if you do it right its fool proof. Do like I just suggested and leave them be, check on them 4 times a day for humidity,temperature and growth. make sure the temperature in their area is between 80-85F also.

wow, do some reading. at this hour all i can muster is to tell you that drying out for just a tiny bit will KILL a seedling. this is almost definitely not a "bad batch". as far as seed breeders go nirvana is about as reputable as it gets.

hmm. well then this soil blows. cause i wet them SOO much . then two horus later is 100% dryyy

Originally Posted by interga2

hmm. well then this soil blows. cause i wet them SOO much . then two horus later is 100% dryyy

no, your preparation skills suck.

hmm. idk cause everything i read said water every few days, not hourly

i tried those w/m things, and wound up just wrapping them with some wax paper to keep 'em wet.

You talking about Jiify thingys? Peat pellets?
I can't believe they would dry out in 2 hours...come on you jerking my chain.

Well the thigns i got, get dry quick. Extremely quick. maybe cause its very close to the cfl