Keep them nice and warm and they might make an appearance. I keep mine an even 80ºF.
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It’s right @ 78 degrees all the time n 60% RH thanks to my inkbird but my little humidifier is running constantly.lol CL
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Sorry @CaptainLucky I have that saved somewhere just remembered. There’s a second section for with Co2 which is 8” for the FC’s I use. Maybe @Mars Hydro could post that somewhere for people - its not always easy to find on the websites, US or Thai.
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Update: Still no signs of sprouting so after reading Bills method again and him saying impossible to overwater I gave the 2 a pretty good spraying. Seeing that they seemed pretty dry. 
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I have no idea what Bill's method is for starting seeds, but they dry out and die if not kept evenly moist during the germination period.
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Maybe pretty dry wasn’t a good description it wasn’t as moist as I would’ve liked. CL
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Coco, or Soil? Soil, you want to make sure you're not doing too much too often, you can drown the seed (throwing some kinda humidity dome would be best bet if you can't get your whole room RH up (so the soil also doesn't dry too fast); now coco I haven't had first-hand experience with it, but I know that it needs to stay wet (not soaked), and that there ain't really such a thing as overwatering in cocoMaybe pretty dry wasn’t a good description it wasn’t as moist as I would’ve liked. CL
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I don’t think with the drainage of Bill’s method it was staying moist enuff but I guess I’ll find out. Either way 5 days without any signs I thought I’d give it a shot. CL
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Soil CL
I've had 2 of them take 6 days...the bad news is that they both "damped off" within a day of sprouting.
From sitting in a warm, wet solo cup a bit too long, I guess.
Doesn't mean yours will do the same, but if they do end up sprouting, I wouldn't declare victory till day 3 or so..
From sitting in a warm, wet solo cup a bit too long, I guess.
Doesn't mean yours will do the same, but if they do end up sprouting, I wouldn't declare victory till day 3 or so..
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With the layers of perlite, frass,bokashi and Myco I think if I did anything it was probably too little water. But I guess time will tell. CLI've had 2 of them take 6 days...the bad news is that they both "damped off" within a day of sprouting.
From sitting in a warm, wet solo cup a bit too long, I guess.
Doesn't mean yours will do the same, but if they do end up sprouting, I wouldn't declare victory till day 3 or so..
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I tried to warn ya that, if you do the layering method, you need the WATER. xDWith the layers of perlite, frass,bokashi and Myco I think if I did anything it was probably too little water. But I guess time will tell. CL
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You need to follow @Emilya Green watering guide; as that's the best way to get started on the basics of how to water, and at each stage.
The Proper Way To Water A Seedling In A Large Final Container
In the beginning, you may even want to start your seed directly in the final container, simply by putting it one inch deep, pointy end down. It is surprising to some how often this works, even though mother nature does it all the time. If you go this route, lightly mist the area around the...
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I’ve read it before but this is the first time I’ve used Bills method. Just hope I didn’t let them get too dry. It’s funny because I didn’t want to overwater them n now prolly killed them from underwatering. Smh CL
Maybe try some plastic inverted cups on the ones that haven't sprouted, poke holes on top of it and use tape for the sides to hold in place.I’ve read it before but this is the first time I’ve used Bills method. Just hope I didn’t let them get too dry. It’s funny because I didn’t want to overwater them n now prolly killed them from underwatering. Smh CL
Last ditch effort is to dump the entire Solo cup into small Rubbermaid container with lid on in a warm dark place. I've had success that way when they're hard to germ.
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All the beansLast ditch effort is to dump the entire Solo cup into small Rubbermaid container with lid on in a warm dark place. I've had success that way when they're hard to germ.
popped but 2 haven’t sprouted. Hey @InTheShed when do you think I should start the @Prescription Blend on the 1 that sprouted? CL
Standard reply is when the second set of true leaves are completely in!
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Update: Still waiting for the 2 to sprout but nothing yet. Fingers crossed
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