Germination Question
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nattyhead357
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technically they will be fine. However, you need to take extreme caution when planting them as the tap root will be extremely susceptible to damage.
newbieharvester
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Put them on cotton, and plant them with it. Should work well enough, does with other plants.....
nattyhead357
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^^ He doesnt have the soil mix yet
Steph187
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Your not very smart.thats why he....oh nvm..
Them taproots are gonna grow hella long in another 1/12 days..go buy some soil...jiffys starter is 6 bucks
nattyhead357
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yes, this will help not to damage them.
nattyhead357
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How? the guy told him to plant them when he said he doesn't have his soil mix yet. yes cotton will help not damage the tap root, but obviously he can't plant them yet.
Don't clog another thread by trying to be an ass
newbieharvester
New Member
Put them on cotton for 1 1/2 day, then plant them with the cotton, thought it was obvious 
Thx for understanding Steph 
Thx for understanding Steph
nattyhead357
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ooops, misread the post. You were clear newbieharvester.
Sorry, misinterpreted the first post. But wont the tap roots die without h2o?Put them on cotton for 1 1/2 day, then plant them with the cotton, thought it was obvious
nattyhead357
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this one????
No, this question. "But wont the tap roots die without h2o?"
nattyhead357
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keep the cotton damp (not soaked) and it should be okay
nattyhead357
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jiffy seed starter kit (the hockey pucks not the soil mix (it sucks))
the 12 puck w/ hum. dome cost me $2.13 USD at home depot. it works well and you will be less likely to damage the taproot that way. plus it will give you time to get your soil mix just right before having to plant them.
With the cotton method, you are still pushing the time limits on getting that thing in the dirt.
the 12 puck w/ hum. dome cost me $2.13 USD at home depot. it works well and you will be less likely to damage the taproot that way. plus it will give you time to get your soil mix just right before having to plant them.
With the cotton method, you are still pushing the time limits on getting that thing in the dirt.
newbieharvester
New Member
Dont agree, they will root in the cotton as if it was soil, then you plant them right into the soil with the cotton that will dissolve/break down since it is organic. The best thing is obviously directly in soil. Or jiffy seed starter as well, but cotton is better than towels, paper and other things, rockwool is also good.
And ALL medium should be kept HUMID, not soaked!
And ALL medium should be kept HUMID, not soaked!
nattyhead357
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Touche...you made a valid point