no pics yet, but it looks like 2 of your young Lebanese have red stems.
and no luck on my older punto rojo seeds. I did get 2 mangobiches to come up though. 1 has the skinniest first leaves I've grown. ¡viva sativa!
Besides those old colombians, I didn't lose any seeds or seedlings this year going from paper towels to soil. I think the h202 was the trick.
Speaking of naysayers about freezing seeds... I was reading about growing pecans. The article was written by a Doctor, a professor, he said that you cannot store pecans below 32ºf. Kinda blew my mind that someone would have that kind of logic. Even in it's most southern range pecan nuts will experience a freeze. When someone says you can't freeze weed seeds, what about ditch weed in Kansas and Missouri? Do they not realize that the seeds freeze in the winter?
and no luck on my older punto rojo seeds. I did get 2 mangobiches to come up though. 1 has the skinniest first leaves I've grown. ¡viva sativa!
Besides those old colombians, I didn't lose any seeds or seedlings this year going from paper towels to soil. I think the h202 was the trick.
Speaking of naysayers about freezing seeds... I was reading about growing pecans. The article was written by a Doctor, a professor, he said that you cannot store pecans below 32ºf. Kinda blew my mind that someone would have that kind of logic. Even in it's most southern range pecan nuts will experience a freeze. When someone says you can't freeze weed seeds, what about ditch weed in Kansas and Missouri? Do they not realize that the seeds freeze in the winter?
Cool beans. I always like to see my babies grow. The Durbans are pretty bullet proof plants. Most sativa landrace beans are smaller as a rule, and they also tend to be more resistant to dampening off. They also grow into larger plants. I dunno why that is. I am not sure how large they grow in the ground. I only grew them in 15 gallon pots to keep them smaller in size to fit in my greenhouses, and I pinched them to get more branches.
For your PRs and Mangos, there is no need to take them out of the shell if the seed coat has been popped. As long as water gets in them they can swell and grow. The H2O2 spray should prevent any rot. If they hang up on opening the hinge, you can tease the seed coats off of them with tweezers and let the cotyledon leaves pop out. You may want to revert to GA if they still do not pop tails. I may do that with some tired Colombian beans that I am germinating here now. My 40 year old frozen and thawed Mexican beans all popped tails within 3 days. So much for Cannabis seeds being damaged when frozen, eh? And yet that paradigm still prevails by the 'experts'.