Do Black seeds grow as good as the green ones?

South Texas

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• Mar 17, 2009

• #21

Don't seek shelter in the storm, learn to dance in the rain.

 

mtrollin420

Active Member

• Mar 19, 2009

• #22

i feel you bro i just started a couple plants down here in wilmington, nc.. the weathers been kinda bad but my plants are a week in and doin fine!

 

Mr. Pif

Active Member

• Mar 20, 2009

• #23

i planted it in clay type soil. im wondering if the soil it too hard? planted 20 seeds tuesday and not one has sprouted so far...

 

jimmycocopuffs

Active Member

• Mar 22, 2009

• #24

Make it eazzy buy clones>

 

smitherz18

Active Member

• Mar 22, 2009

• #25

man o man what i wouldnt give to spread a couple hundred seeds.. all i need is 100 acres i tell ya id blend them bitches in like commando.. but what if

 

longlizard

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• Mar 22, 2009

• #26

Even though the air temps warm, how are the soil temps, 70 -80 is a good germination temp.

 

longlizard

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• Mar 22, 2009

• #27

Mr. Pif said:

i planted it in clay type soil. im wondering if the soil it too hard? planted 20 seeds tuesday and not one has sprouted so far...

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South Texas

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• Mar 23, 2009

• #28

Oh NOOO!!! Not Clay! Tell me it ain't so, Irene! Mix some sand with the clay, and you have cement for sale. Cover the seeds, immediately with 2 inches of compost & wet the soil well. If they sprout, move them to a non-clay base spot. I live in clay base, wild pigs carry a pick-axe strapped on their backs. I can't dig in this shit, I have to find natural low spots, and haul in shit. Good luck.

Mr. Pif said:

i planted it in clay type soil. im wondering if the soil it too hard? planted 20 seeds tuesday and not one has sprouted so far...

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