Hi all. My plans for my next grow are always changing and it went from indoor back to outdoor via greenhouse. I have a few seeds of two different strains and was wondering if I can germinate them in my existing soil, 33% peat/coco, 33% perlite/clay pebbles and 33% EWC/woody compost amended with neem, alfalfa, kelp, crab, dolo, gypsy and rock dust. My girls are finishing up in the current media (my first grow ever).
Germination in organic soil thoughts
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I always use a seed starter mix that has no nutrients in it. An inert medium.
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Cut the bottom edges with scissors and then poke some holes in the cup. I use a skewer to do that. Keep a saucer under them and soon they will drink up the water left in the saucer. Don't leave water in the saucer now, but when they get older.
Red solo cups with seed starter sounds perfect. This is my favorite method of germinating seeds. http://mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Germination-Guide it is a good read. makes sense.
Red solo cups with seed starter sounds perfect. This is my favorite method of germinating seeds. http://mandalaseeds.com/Guides/Germination-Guide it is a good read. makes sense.
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Glad WW. i just think it makes so much common sense.. I love Mandala.
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