Germination Of Marijuana Seeds

These methods below are the most familiar and works best

What would you do if you bought a pack of marijuana seeds from $100 ?

Hoping and praying that all marijuana seeds sprout and wait to see some results?
Or you can follow these simple steps I'm going to share with you and  succeed and grow efficiently..
 
 

- Sowing in the "growing medium"

The most common way for many people to sprout their seeds is by placing seeds under the surface in the "growing medium"and sprinkle the soil with water.
 

-Pre soaking:

By using some moist tissues on a plate and seeds on top of them and then put a layer of moist tissues on the seeds. Cover the plate with another upturned plate, so that the seeds are in darkness and the environment remains moist.
 

- Or the usual glass of water:

After 2-4 days the seeds will sprout and ready to transplant to pot / container
 

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What we Definitely NOT Want To Do is using Jiffy Potsto germinate seeds. "This will not work".. Experience and tests have shown that these peat cubes do not work well and slowing down the plants growth.

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NEVER, NEVER LET THE SEEDS DRY OUT!!

Presoaking - Put some moist tissues on a plate. Put the seeds on top of them and then put a layer of moist tissues on the seeds. Cover the plate with another upturned plate, so that the seeds are in darkness and the environment remains moist. Put the covered seeds in a warm place (21°C). Check the seeds every day, sprinkle the tissues if necessary and carefully transplant the seeds when they open and the white tip of the root becomes visible. Put the seed in a growth medium (soil), approximately the size of the seed under the surface (about 5 mm).
 
 

Transplanting - do this as little as possible by germinating in the same container you intend to grow the plant in for a significant period of time.
 

Many growers experience low germination rate if the temperatures are out of range. A heating pad set to low or medium may be necessary, or a shelf constantly warmed by a light may do, but test it with a few seeds first,before devoting your next crop to it. "No Light" is necessary. Cover the seeds with black paper to keep light out.
 
 
 
 

Plan on transplanting only once or twice before harvest. Use the biggest containers possible for the space and number of seedlings you plan to start. Plants will suffer if continuously transplanted and delay harvesting. You will suffer too, from too much work! Cut holes in the bottom of containers and fill the last few inches at the top with vermiculite only. Since vermiculite holds water well, wicks water well, but does not hold too much water, roots always have lots of oxygen.