What to do after seed sprouts ???

thank you,, good info to remember,, taking notes taking notes


What light cycle do YOU USE with non autos ????????????????

And do YOU bring them in and out of flowering/back and forth
or just harvest once ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????

spandy said:

Put seed on top of dry soil, and move the lights as close as you can, touching is fine.

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LMAO....oh shit...Sometimes I just have to laugh!!

big bud 56 said:

If you gotinfo from the Mandala website then you do know that it is not necessary to germinate your seeds in a paper towel or a glass of water but just drop them directly into the soil and they will most likely germinate.

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The best way to germinate seed IMHO!!

Well
were sticking with the 17/7 light cycle. not 18/6
my son and i watch,and have noteiced that after her night cycle / in the morning.
you find that they have growen the most an inch" or more...

Wonder if she would really like it half half 12/12 ??????????????? MORE DARK
trying to make her as happy as i can

sparkage said:

Well
were sticking with the 17/7 light cycle. not 18/6
my son and i watch,and have noteiced that after her night cycle / in the morning.
you find that they have growen the most an inch" or more...

Wonder if she would really like it half half 12/12 ??????????????? MORE DARK
trying to make her as happy as i can

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YES!
It's time to put it on 12-12

all righty
we doo have 3 non autos
here are there names...
1.dinafem seed.. cheese

2.ch9 seed... JACK.... Do you all know who this seed was named in honor of ????

3.ch9 seed... vintage 2006 all are feminised...

light cycle 24/7-45day 18/6 45days 12/12 45days is this right/true ????
this is what i remember photo tron had said in there instructions 24/7 again then 12/12 to rebud then again back to 24/7
and so on and so on and so on ( Never Ending Smoke ????? ) true not true ??????

Please start by reading some posts from here
https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/

and for autos here:
https://www.rollitup.org/auto-flowering-strains/