What is the Proper Temperature Range for Germination

Ganja Boy 420

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Hello everyone,

I am getting ready to germinate 3 seeds I have (Cherry Kush, OGiesel, Girl Scout Cookies) and I was wondering what the proper temperature range is for the most success. I have my temperature gauge in my spot now and its reading 90 degrees with 21% humidity. I've read 90 degrees is a little hot and may upset the germination process. Any help or clarification would be greatly appreciated.

-GB
 

whitebb2727

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I drop mine in dirt and adjust my light down til I hit about 75 degrees. Some where between 75-80 is where I have the best luck.

And if the top of the soil drys to fast I lay something on the cup or pot until sprouted.
 

Sativied

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Yeah that's too hot (and too dry too for the plants). For germination itself that isn't necessarily a problem though, the actually wet medium is usually a bit colder than the reading. 80f would be better. I try to keep it between 76 and 82.
 

whitebb2727

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Yeah that's too hot (and too dry too for the plants). For germination itself that isn't necessarily a problem though, the actually wet medium is usually a bit colder than the reading. 80f would be better. I try to keep it between 76 and 82.

That's the temp I run. 75 right at the surface maybe a little warmer. Always had good luck.
 

Ganja Boy 420

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Well I plan on using the shot glass method. Filling up the 3 shot glasses with DISTILLED water and putting a dark cup over them making complete darkness. With the shot glasses being covered that will increase humidity my main concern is the temperature. Its now reading 93 degrees and I fear it being that hot will cook the seeds. Am I just being an asshole and over worrying?
 

whitebb2727

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Well I plan on using the shot glass method. Filling up the 3 shot glasses with DISTILLED water and putting a dark cup over them making complete darkness. With the shot glasses being covered that will increase humidity my main concern is the temperature. Its now reading 93 degrees and I fear it being that hot will cook the seeds. Am I just being an asshole and over worrying?
First off deal with that heat.
 
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