Seed germination question

I am currently germinating seeds in a cup of water and it hasn't even been 24 hours and one of the seeds has grown a taproot and completely shed its shell like there is just a white thing in the cup with a taproot at the bottom and the two half a of its shell floating is this still okay and should I be really gentle putting it in soil
 
yes put her in soil but like igrow said be gentle try not to touch the taproot if you damage that at all your done for. make sure not to leave seeds in water longer than like 24 hours ( i would recommend 12) without changing or they get gross white film on them and are no longer viable
 
You are only suppose to leave the seeds in the cup of water until they start to float (usually 12 hours) and then you move them to a paper towel like the guy above me said
 
Tap room is about 1cm long and I am transferring it to paper towel method it's only been in germination for about 24 hours now how much longer in the paper towel before I plant
 
Ya if you've got a tap root plant that bitch.

I just put 2 seeds in tonight to soak, hopefully they'll be cracked in the morning and I can toss them in some pellets. Ones a critical mass x jack herer the other is a vintage 2006 from ch9
 
Definitely plant the one with the taproot in soil, germinate the others in soil or paper towel. Be gentle with the one that has a taproot. If you can, use a sterilized tweezer. You might be good to plant the rest directly in soil too (if you have had them in a glass of water for 24hrs).
 
Until recently I had never done the whole soaking thing. I always just germinated my seeds in moist peat pellets. I had always had good success until last month i had a problem with some not germinating, so I soaked them and they cracked over night. Its a simple enough thing I figured I'd try it again this time. They weren't cracked this morning we'll see if they crack today or not. I'll prolly go ahead and put them in peat either way tonight.
 
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