First Time PC Case Grow Random Bagseed

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i.NeeD.A.LiGhTeR

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Subscribed. Cant Wait To See How Things Go, And Good Luck On Your Next Set of Seeds.

Setups Looking Sick! I Like The Light Idea.
 
gidget

gidget

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Scrib'd dopewear, I have the exact same PC case, but still using it for hardware. I'm sure you saw skybikes grow, using the fan from my case and working great for ventilation. Everything lookin peachy so far
 
dopewear

dopewear

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thanks you guys for the scribes i got my seeds today and ill start germing asap and we'll see how this go ill post pics in a few.
 
dopewear

dopewear

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okay so here are two seeds going into germ, two of course because its a pc grow, chance of male and yah. i chose a strain from the wild rose company called "Asshole" I think half the reason i chose these seeds were because of the name and because they were cheap, 10th generation indica, 2-3' max grown indoors(perfect for a pc case) and it is said that the branchs get so packed with bud they may need additional support late into flowering. so with all that said how could i go wrong. this is my first grow im sure ill have many questions and will turn to you guys for answer and any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks:D
 

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dopewear

dopewear

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so ill tell you whats cracking.... nothing 24 hrs since i started germing, these are brand new seeds from the vancity seed bank. how long should i give them? ive been debating whether or not to just put in soil like you would with any other plant. what you guys think?
 
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marijaneindeed

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shit. still none?
i germed my ak47 auto by just putting the seeds in the dirt like half inch...i aint got no sprouts yet from 2 days ago...were prob gonna beable to harvest round the same time.
 
skybike

skybike

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Some seeds take up to a week to germ, depends how old they are. Just try to idealize your conditions, warm damp dark environment and pray! GL
 
dopewear

dopewear

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warm dark damp, got it covered. in a folded up damp paper towel on a plant with a plate covering it, and in my furnace room ill give it another day or two then ill just put them in soil and pray.
 
UberSmoker

UberSmoker

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You may want to scratch the surface of the seeds a bit with sandpaper or soak them in water before planting.
 
UberSmoker

UberSmoker

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Rather than try and explain it I shall quote a better grower than myself:

mogie said:
This is the only thing I could find involving soaking seeds.

Pre-Germination Soak..

Materials:

-Glass of (ideally 7 pH) water
-Cannabis Seeds
-Superthrive or other preferred formula (Optional)

Procedure:

Place your seeds into the Glass of Water...at this time you may add a drop of Superthrive, or whatever mixture you see fit.

Leave the seeds alone for a while (1 hour to 6 hours, whatever amount of time suits you...please realize that soaking for 6 hours rather than 1 could improve germination rates.).
Soaking loosens the shells of those really stocky seeds, and helps pave the way to a strong Cannabis Plant. Generally speaking, most seeds that float are worthless; those that sink are running candidates.

Germination Technique

Materials:

-Tupperware Container
-Lightly Wetted Cloth, Paper Towel, and Napkin.
-Mild Heat Source
-Pre-Soaked Cannabis Seeds

Procedure:

Remove the Cannabis Seeds from their Glass of Water.

Place the seeds onto the Lightly Wetted Paper Towel (or whatever you decided to use. by the way...use common sense, don't try to germinate on wet cardboard.)

Place the paper towel into the Tupperware container then seal the container.

Place the Tupperware container on top of a heat source... I personally use my router, or use the top of the fridge or something else practical.

Finally, open the container once in a while and look for moderate condensation, this will relay that there is an adequate level of humidity...if everything is running smooth, you should notice "changes" within a few days to a few weeks.

When you notice the protruding taproot, it's time for soil. GOOD LUCK!
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