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When floating on top of the water they may have more air exposure than being wrapped in saturated paper towel that is sealed inside a plastic bag? No idea, just conjecture.

Because it looks very saturated, like an ounce of water would run out of it if lightly squeezed. Hope you can bring them back though.

I moved it for you. This thread is now in the grow journal section. Have a nice day.

Keep it civil guys.

I was under the impression that THC was NOT water soluble, being why one uses butter or oil to make edibles. Versus just boiling nugs in water then drinking the water...

If a seed bank's packages often get caught in customs, but another's do not it is good information to have for people ordering from them. This is plenty relevant information, in the correct section.

Knock it off, guys.

An quality exhaust setup and dehumidifier will save you more money in the long run than you could imagine. Fans help, but if it is hot and humid it's just a coin flip a day until you get WPM that ruins your whole plan.

I would do both, honestly. It gives more chances of success, if you really like the plant. If you see your air layering pod/setup making roots you can toss the cuttings and vice versa.

Can you leave it in the ground and do the air layering outdoors? Then also take hella cuttings from it to reveg insode as well. The more options you have, the better your chances. Cuttings are also much easier to treat for pests, and won't bring as many indoors, if it's an issue by you. I have...

Your original review used a word that is insulting and derogatory. Thank you for rewording it.

What's special about it, if you have a few? :]

You'll know pretty soon. If there’s still some connected bits it has a decent chance to recover as long as you supported it so the wound doesn't tear under its own weight. Tomorrow or the following day you should be able to tell by how healthy the leaves look if it will make it.

Get them into their own containers ASAP, they're about to start tangling up in eachother below the soil.... Without knowing your soil nobody can tell you if you should fertilize, but they still look plenty green, you can probably hold off on ferts for another week or so. Look for the seed leaves...

You won't get much constructive criticism without posting pictures, or describing in excruciating detail your grow. Good luck.

Your original plant is the telling factor. If it's gonna herm it's gonna herm, gender be damned.

Many of them may still sprout, especially if they are nice and firm. It is usually best to leave them to darken, as that helps the shell harden even further and protects them more, but you should definitely give them a try.

Maybe. Or they are lazy and inherited the title. Who could know?