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  • CaptainWiese91
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    Yea.
    But when you pay for something, and in Holland the price can be heavy sometimes, then a seed is really a no go.
    I would be so pissed

  • dphipps1020
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    I used to only get lucky with seeds in a bag of dispensary weed once in a while. Only ever had 2 end up being male though.

  • CaptainWiese91
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    Never ever in my 10 years in Amsterdam Or Eindhoven I have bought a bud with a seed in it. Sorry to say that is just my experience.

  • FunkyButtLovin
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    It happens in Europe just like it happens in California and Colorado and everywhere else.

    Cinderella 99 came from seeds found in Jack Herer bud bought in an Amsterdam coffee shop.

  • CaptainWiese91
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    Seriously? Seeds in a dispensary bud?
    Would never happen in a coffee shop in Europe

  • Smerft85
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    I only get males because I dont order seeds, been running on "bag seeds" for a decade, usually seeds from my own garden, but do have a few friends saving theirs for me from dispensary buds when they find them.

  • CaptainWiese91
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    Never had a male.
    Only bought feminized seeds so far

  • Smerft85
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    Exactly what I do with 95% success, I've had seeds that caught a flame before they were found still sprout, it is a weed, and if a weed wants to grow there isnt much you can do to change its mind. I have more issues with them being male than I do non-germination of seed and all I do is stick them in the dirt and keep moist.

  • CaptainWiese91
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    Seed in the soil ! Water ! Boom seedling.
    stop the paper towel method and the glass method. Mother Nature never used these methods to complete a love cycle of cannabis

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  • dphipps1020
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    Agreed. This is the method I use as well. I've found shot glasses to be the easiest to use for soaking. Hell, I don't use them for anything else any more šŸ˜‚

  • homegrown
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    You can never let the paper towel dry out...EVER. If those seeds split and the towel dries out..their goners. I always soak my seeds in a shot glass for 12-18 hrs..watching them more closely after 12 hrs. Any that split(even the smallest crack or tiny white tip) come out of soak and onto wet paper towel on a saucer and cover with another saucer.(keeps the moisture inside and the towel wet- Check that often!)) They dont need to be hot, just warm. I wouldnt go over 80. I use my PC modem for a heat source..lol it works.(once i get a sprout, say 1/4" i put in my grow medium) I'll have to look back but i think i soaked 35 seeds this grow and 32 are growing. The other three never cracked open. Dont give up.. just give them more attention for the first 48 hrs.

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  • OldManGrower
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    I have had even worse results. It is a learning process and I'm still a student. It takes a lot of practise.

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  • FunkyButtLovin
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    It sounds to me like all the seeds were viable but OP accidentally killed half of them. We've all done it.

  • FunkyButtLovin
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    50% is low but that doesn't mean that half of them were no good. In my experience, if they split open then they'll grow and if they don't, I chalk it up to user error at that point. I also quit using the paper towel method because after doing a few runs soaking for 16-24 hours then straight into soil, my already good germination rates got even better and more consistent.

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  • Xena
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    Iā€™m by no means an expert but at $10+ per seed Iā€™m firing off an email to the breeder if I get that low a rate.

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