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Gallon bottle...yeast of choice...multi-vitamins ( for food )...warm water

I heard she's a bitch !!!

Well if the KissGerminater can "bombinate" a seed I'm interested!!!

I know it's only one "used" half of a set of chopsticks but I think your magic stirring wand needs to be more heavily promoted in your literature !!!

Wouldn't your tricome maturity be the scientific knowledge you're seeking during the two week window ???

IMO...having to buy something to germinate or propagate a plant is counterproductive...go with the kiss method...g/l

Option B...or soak and plant seeds...nada más !!!

Yea, kinda like a wellness check...haha !!!

Have you considered sitting them "in" a water source??? You know, Heavy watering and a saucer to hold extra water while you're gone??? Their feet would be wet for longer than normal but something to consider...g/l

Make sure to fill your pots almost to the top with dirt...you may have 5 gallon pots but they're only 2/3 full of dirt...you're really only working with a 3.5 gallon pot currently...g/l

Sorry BP hooks...bo peep hooks

I make the bh hooks to push down into the soil with the hook portion between nodes...I can pull and move them anywhere...and they're reusable...g/l

Personally I don't use strings or ties...I make different length "bo peep" hooks out of metal wire hangers...it makes it easy to move or remove as she's growing...g/l

If I know going into a grow that I'm going to use LST, I don't put the plant in the center of the pot during the last transplant...ill offset it drastically towards one side of the pot and that gives me an opportunity to bend and train the plant sooner to go around the circumference of the...

There are many ways to transplant no doubt When I transplant 1. If the soil is moist I pack the soil down into the pot before I invert it...and B. (haha) if the soil is dry I water it, pack it, invert it and then transplant...and also, plan your transplant in advance...give it a try.g/l

Also, make sure and support it really well...it will grow back stronger than it was...g/l

Nice job !!!

24 hour water soak in a dark place...I stir it after the first 12+- hours to see if the seed sinks...then after the total of 24hrs I plant it in a solo cup...nothing more...g/l

You could always jar them now with a hygrometer and utilize their own moister...bring them out for 10-15 minutes a couple times a day and monitor them as they dry...g/l

When I have a situation like this I make sure to put a drop of water on the sprouted seed pod a couple times a day...sort of like a lubricant to help remove the membrane or seed shell...g/l