home bred auto seeds

[middieman440]

hey guys i crossed my lowlyfe ak47/blueberry with eachother and the seeds wont pop...all are dark colored fresh seeds.why wont they open??been a good week for some,and a few days for the others....i used just moist paper towles in a zip-lock baggy same as i do with all my seeds...where did i mess up

 

[pcduck]

I think most seeds need to dry for at least 30 days first

 

[middieman440]

hmm someone said i can start them as soon as i take them out....so am i wasting time with these now....or do they still have a chance of popping they did dry for a few days in a plastic baggy

 

[pcduck]

Everything I have read has stated to wait 30 days. But I am sure that if you planted 100 's of the seeds a few might pop, but I would wait 30 days and get all of them to pop up. I also would not dry them in a plastic bag, plastic holds moisture.

 

[middieman440]

i dont have a 100 of them maybe like 20 more if that still in the plant but ahh will just wait and see what happens i guess thanks

 

[pcduck]

Next time I would wait a minimum of 30 days and dry them in a paper bag:aok:

 

[HippyInEngland]

I think most seeds need to dry for at least 30 days first

:yeahthat:

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

hmm someone said i can start them as soon as i take them out....so am i wasting time with these now....or do they still have a chance of popping they did dry for a few days in a plastic baggy

The chances of them popping is really slim. Whoever told you that you could plant them right away was simply wrong.

 

[middieman440]

ok so i got more from the plant i chopped it today and i put them in a plastic containor with paper towel covering them but air moves through freely so 30 days or less and there good how do i know when they are good to go

 

[pcduck]

I would put them in a paper bag (light proof) they will be ready at 30 days or more.

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

:yeahthat: If you put them in a plastic container and they are still moist, they can mold just like bud does.

 

[nvthis]

Don't think I would worry about 'putting' them in anything. Just set them on your desk or bookshelf and let them do their own thing.