Gfcollective
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I am not able to see any pistils on your UKH#1, can you please take some close up photographs of the top and nodes of your UKH#1 in 5 days?
When I germinate seeds I use a matchbox lined with about 320 sandpaper to shake the seeds in for a minute, it scrapes the sides of the seeds to aid in moisture penetrating the seeds shell.
After having germination issue with Jiffy peat moss pucks and soil I switched to Rapid Rooters and have had much higher germination rates. Rapid Rooters seem to provide the seed with the perfect amount of air and moisture. I soak my seeds in pH adjusted water for 30-36 hours or until i see tap roots. I cut the Rapid Rooter mat into individual squares then I soak the Rapid Rooter squares in pH adjusted water for 15 minutes before use. Then I place the seeds tap root down into the Rapid Rooter square then place them underneath a light with 18/6 18 hours of light and 6 hours of darkness. I do not use a humidity dome. I hand water with a syringe each day to keep the Rapid Rooter square moist. when I see roots emerge from the Rapid Rooter square I transplant to 5" pots in a mixture of peat moss, perlite, vermiculite and mycorrhizae.
https://generalhydroponics.com Rapid Rooter
https://www.perfectgardens.com gh rapid rooter mat 98
really dont want to be the one to call this out, but there is no need to shake and possibly damage your seeds on sand paper.. ive never had a problem dampening a paper towl placing the seed inside the towel putting in a plastic sandwich bag for added humidity and placed in a dark area for a few days. check it daily after 3 days for roots. then i plant it by hand and have never had a problem. could have bet my pay check that this was mentioned on these forums too. but im all over the web so who knows, so many ways to do everything.
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