reallybigjesusfreak
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It is my holy grail. I have some stuff with Skelly in it, but no pure
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Useful Seeds
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Nice update, thank you as always. 
CoB_nUt
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khaoohs
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Woo. Thank you, came to this thread to find out if he was going to make more, only to find out they're available!
DonBrennon
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Pretty sure I've just sorted the BOO, plus the Chem91 SKVA x BOO and Schwaggy P 's GG4 x Black Triangle as a bonus
Cheers to all involved @Useful Seeds @Schwaggy P @JBCSeeds & @dankbydrew for the pointer
Cheers to all involved @Useful Seeds @Schwaggy P @JBCSeeds & @dankbydrew for the pointer
Krippie94
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Just recently got turned on to Useful. Getting excited about some MIDWEST GREEN BUD!!!
It sounds like MICHIGAN might be throwin' out some FIRE. Look out, make some room!!! make some room!!! LOL.
And the way things are going Illinois and Missouri might have some FIRE too...via me! via you. hahaha!
it's all good. I really enjoy the fellowship of like minded folk.
It sounds like MICHIGAN might be throwin' out some FIRE. Look out, make some room!!! make some room!!! LOL.
And the way things are going Illinois and Missouri might have some FIRE too...via me! via you. hahaha!
it's all good. I really enjoy the fellowship of like minded folk.
Tstat
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When I ordered my Bag of Oranges the other day, I thought I would get these as freebies. I didn’t, how did you get yours?
Also I soaked 3 BOOs and placed them in rapid rooters, like I always do. No sign of popping after 5 days...
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Schwaggy P
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Have you tried manually cracking the BOO seeds? I've had tough shelled seeds that don't do much after a couple days respond overnight after manually cracking them.
Tstat
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No, I have never heard of such a thing! How do you do it?
Schwaggy P
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The first way is to use your fingers to slowly clamp down on the seed until you hear a pop. The seam of the seed should run along the length of your fingers. Your finger pads will allow for some cushion while clamping down. Once you hear the pop, proceed with your usual germ procedure. If the seed is being stubborn, try the next way to crack it.
The other way is to use needle nose pliers. If you worry about crushing the seed, you can wedge some cotton or other soft substance to limit a full closure of the pliers. Slowly clamping down will give you the same "pop" noise. Just go slowly and you'll hear the crack without crushing the seed.
While this can't guarantee successful germination every single time, it has saved many seeds that would've just been tossed.
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Baja.Beaches
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My BOO's were super slow too for some reason, I only germinated 4 but they were way behind the Apollo 11 & Banana Kush & others. 1 never did crack. I tried the manual crack a couple days ago like @Schwaggy P, still no luck. That single seed is still soaking but it has been 9 days. Guess I am stubborn.
On the other hand 2 of those BOO's are up & looking healthy.
I have tried to crack a seed that wasn't opening 50 or so times and so far I am 0-50. I wish I could do that.
natureboygrower
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I started 2 boo and 2 bb.The first bb cracked about 3 days in and after another day I did what Schwaggy suggested(tried for the first time) and overnight the boo had a tail(4-5 days after placed in paper towels)Took another couple days and the second bb did too(planted in soil yesterday,so 8-9 days after first placed in paper towels)unfortunately due to it being my first attempt at manually cracking the seeds,i damaged the 2nd boo.I still have hope for it,still in a paper towel.Both super nice and healthy looking seeds,I just think they are really hard.
Bodyne
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Already in love with this plant, ChemD x ChocD. Not topped, crammed in a tent with the rest of the volleyball team. Pretty sure gonna be a nice cola fore all said and done. Thanks Useful. I have starting pruning root balls just a tad upon transplant to flower, I like what it does to the plant after slight rest.
