Ive found the best spot to germinate ur seeds!

Twisted Nibbz

Twisted Nibbz

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smppro - thats exactly my point ma friend... and especially because im short of space i want to maximise any space ive got at all!
 
gogrow

gogrow

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smppro said:
I have soaked them in a water peroxide mix overnite then put then in soil with great results. But i still prefer the paper towel method, i like to be able to see the tap roots when i transplant, if it is a bad seed and you put it in soil right away your going to have to wait a while before you can say it is no good. Usually takes 2 days maybe 3 tops in paper towel, ive had them take a week to show me any signs when put straight in soil. I think it is a matter of preference.
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in my experience; bad seeds are rare.... as long as they are healthy looking/feeling seeds (good color/size, dont crack when you roll em around between your fingers, etc).... it takes 1-3 days to pop out the soil.. many will pop within 24hrs.... the ones that dont after about 3days, (only a few most the time), usually show up in about 5....
 
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JoshT

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i use a heat mat that you use for snakes or lizards and put in seeds in paper towels inbetween 2 plates and put em on top heat mat most pop in the first day
 
SmOKE DAt piFF

SmOKE DAt piFF

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my 50 inch plasma blocks off all the light to the back of it and i put a paper towel in a cd but first i took all of the things inside out . i just left it on top of the cable box when i check on it its drippin inside and its pretty warm to and dark try that guys
 
Twisted Nibbz

Twisted Nibbz

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Hahahahaha...... See i was thinkin that myself untill i actually thought about it! Fridges actually make heat to cool down. Its the cooling the heat they produce down that actually makes them cold if i remember back to school correctly lol (dont quote me on that btw)
 
tusseltussel

tusseltussel

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Twisted Nibbz said:
Hahahahaha...... See i was thinkin that myself untill i actually thought about it! Fridges actually make heat to cool down. Its the cooling the heat they produce down that actually makes them cold if i remember back to school correctly lol (dont quote me on that btw)
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i just quoted your ass------:lol:
 
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