[med-man]

let them dry out before feeding. water logging any plants will kill them

good luck

med-man

[bugman52]

they r 6 days in cup, still alive. they were 3 days in pic

[med-man]

nice.

everything has to be complimentary for plants. light : nutes : current plant stage : fresh air : room temp.

if any of these are out of balance then expect losses

med-man

[sdd420]

Props to Medman using his method I got 20/20 germination! Of course good genetics helps too haha peace sdd

[med-man]

thx dude :-)

all that matters is a productive garden of most gains and least losses

med-man

[sensiman]

I also followed his method except for the coco I make my own mix. The 48 hour soak works great. I once had someone tell me that once the seeds crack to take them emmediately out of the water because they could die within hours. But I guess thats a lie because almost all my seeds poped within 18 hours and were left for the remaining 30 hours to complete the 48 hour schedule. Again MED-MAN you rock keep up the good work buddy.

I USED INITIALLY SOAK EM WATER FOR 24 HOURS AND NOW DO IT TWO DAYS AND ITS WAY BETTER...THANKS MEDMAN..DJ

[I_Love_Seed]

Originally Posted by med-man

couple variables
1- different genetics
2- different batches
3- different ages

i always age everything i have, bud or bean at least a month.

i remember living in the bahamas, and the sativas they grew would have sprouted healthy seed in them. thats how they new how to harvest these long flowering kinds. so i dont know if too fresh could be a reason?

were both batches identical or was there stress/other unmentioned variables?

med-man

Seems like you've traveled quite extensively, did you search/acquire any genetics? Were those Bahamian sativas landraces? Do you have plans to visit India, or another Himalayan country to search for obscure thunder strains? The Hindu Kush & the Annapurna ranges have genetic diversity at different altitudes, India's ranges are the same. I'm scared a radical Muslim might wanna kidnap me and cut off my head

[med-man]

hey i love seed

i have travelled my whole life

bahamian seeds come from jamaica and south america. and were really hallucinogenic

in bag seed mostly from import stuff

med-man

[TradingBeanz]

I like to germinate putting the seeds in some lukewarm water in a glass.
Then I put the seeds in peat cups with a mixture of coco coir and worm castings from my worm farm. I also add layers of worm castings in my medium and use RO water.
The crop before last there were still worms living in my pots at the end when I emptied the medium! I was absolutely amazed!
I have found that seedlings started in coco coir and worm castings get a really good start, growing big, fast!