Paulaposadas
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I planted my tap root last night at 7 pm and at 11 pm it was already showing green. This pic is minutes ago the next day at 3:30 pm. She is white widow/Cali snow auto. This is my first auto. Is this normal?
How is this possible?
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quirk
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When you plant tap root or the pointed end of seed down, the shell case will often stay attached due to lack of resistance when emerging.
They're stretching for light as well. Both factors are easily corrected. Lightly mist, then support stem while you flick shell off with a pin or similar tool.
Lower light or raise plant to stop stretch before they fall over and you're good to go.
They're stretching for light as well. Both factors are easily corrected. Lightly mist, then support stem while you flick shell off with a pin or similar tool.
Lower light or raise plant to stop stretch before they fall over and you're good to go.
Paulaposadas
Member
Wow, I am so shocked, I have planted and sadly murdered many seedlings and not one grew at this rate. Thank you for info
Paulaposadas
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Thank you so much