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dr.wetthumb

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I was wondering if any body had used mychorizae <- poor spelling, for their seedlings? also I am having trouble germinating my seeds for some reason they wont pop. any tools of the trade i might have missed?
 
dr.wetthumb said:
I was wondering if any body had used mychorizae <- poor spelling, for their seedlings? also I am having trouble germinating my seeds for some reason they wont pop. any tools of the trade i might have missed?
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Here, let me guess. You used the wet paper towel?
 
Mycorrizhae is a beneficial bacterium that aids in healthy root development. It is good for its intended purpose. Seedlings will not be able to utilize it but the plant will use it around 2 weeks on.
 
Just use a wet paper towel, and put the seeds in that, then put the whole thing in a ziplock bag. Wait like 3 days to a week, and you got roots.
 
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