Sparda
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Hey guys and gals, I hope that you're all doing well! I've been reading through a few things on this forum and it seems to have plenty of good information and tips so I figured I would make an account and say hey!
I'm a newbie grower, just started my first attempt just a little over a week ago and it all seems to be going well! Just two short days after germination I was graced with a very plesent sight of a new baby breaking soil and growing leaves (picture below) it's now been just over a week like I said and I have taken it out of the humidity dome and waiting for it to get plenty of roots before transplanting it into the main pot under the main lighting system.
I started off by doing two seeds, however one of them didn't make it it germinated but after I planted it in the humidity dome it started to grow out of the soil but curled over and didnt break out of the shell.
Hoping that I will be able to turn this one into a mother plant once it reaches maturity and go from there!
(about the picture, I know I shouldn't have used a white plastic cup since it allows some light to get through but after I did it, I didn't want to disturb the roots by placing it in another container! We learn from our mistakes, but at least it hasn't died!)
So once again hello from the UK, hope to speak to some of you more in the not too distant future!
-Sparda
I'm a newbie grower, just started my first attempt just a little over a week ago and it all seems to be going well! Just two short days after germination I was graced with a very plesent sight of a new baby breaking soil and growing leaves (picture below) it's now been just over a week like I said and I have taken it out of the humidity dome and waiting for it to get plenty of roots before transplanting it into the main pot under the main lighting system.
I started off by doing two seeds, however one of them didn't make it it germinated but after I planted it in the humidity dome it started to grow out of the soil but curled over and didnt break out of the shell.
Hoping that I will be able to turn this one into a mother plant once it reaches maturity and go from there!
(about the picture, I know I shouldn't have used a white plastic cup since it allows some light to get through but after I did it, I didn't want to disturb the roots by placing it in another container! We learn from our mistakes, but at least it hasn't died!)
So once again hello from the UK, hope to speak to some of you more in the not too distant future!
-Sparda