Hi,
I'm new to all this and i think i might have a problem. I 've read endless books, forums watched dvds before starting but i still think i'm facing a problem. I have 5x Royal Queen Northern Lights Autoflowering Feminized, 3x Herbies Auto Candy Kush autoflowering feminized, 3x Delicious La Musa autoflowering feminized.
I put all the seeds between towels for 24 hours.Some cracked open, some not. Anyway, i moved them all in peat pellets. Now exactly 7 days later none of them shows any progress. I did a screw up and kept the peat pellets in 90% humidity and 28 degrees celcius but then two days ago i saw that those are ideal conditions only for germinating not sprouting.
In the past 2 days i corrected the RH to about 50% and temperature to around 24. Still no progress. I digged them up today and i found they are still with the taprout out completely white (exept one of the Nothern Lights which is dark green, i think this one rotted) and look healthy but NO PROGRESS. I would at least expect the taproot to have been a little longer..
I 've seen from other journals that from the time you see the taprout it takes 2-4 days to see them surface.. Why are mine taking so long? I water them with boiled tap water (cooled down of course to room temperature) with a PH of 5.8-6.0 and planning to put them in coco-perlite mix. Since the beggining they are in completely dark space.
I'm new to all this and i think i might have a problem. I 've read endless books, forums watched dvds before starting but i still think i'm facing a problem. I have 5x Royal Queen Northern Lights Autoflowering Feminized, 3x Herbies Auto Candy Kush autoflowering feminized, 3x Delicious La Musa autoflowering feminized.
I put all the seeds between towels for 24 hours.Some cracked open, some not. Anyway, i moved them all in peat pellets. Now exactly 7 days later none of them shows any progress. I did a screw up and kept the peat pellets in 90% humidity and 28 degrees celcius but then two days ago i saw that those are ideal conditions only for germinating not sprouting.
In the past 2 days i corrected the RH to about 50% and temperature to around 24. Still no progress. I digged them up today and i found they are still with the taprout out completely white (exept one of the Nothern Lights which is dark green, i think this one rotted) and look healthy but NO PROGRESS. I would at least expect the taproot to have been a little longer..
I 've seen from other journals that from the time you see the taprout it takes 2-4 days to see them surface.. Why are mine taking so long? I water them with boiled tap water (cooled down of course to room temperature) with a PH of 5.8-6.0 and planning to put them in coco-perlite mix. Since the beggining they are in completely dark space.