If you think about it, they have all the damn silicone spatulas and stuff because it resists heat... duh.I got the same rolling pin. parchment might work better!
Parchment is a no.I got the same rolling pin. parchment might work better!
I got the same rolling pin. parchment might work better!
I am looking for some legit cellophane. Never payed attention at the store before, they might have it but I might have to get it online.Parchment is a no.
leave it open or lightly push one side to cover the seed. Topping with soil will cause you pest and mold issues this early. You can also use a cube and grind it up and use the dust to fill the holeBoredom and testing. My SOG party-cup herm-plant made about 150 seeds. They have been aging, and were set aside to play with - never to be flowered. Not wasting my time on that.
When I first joined the site I was thinking about breeding, and gathering supplies. Before deciding to let other people grow seeds and just grow flowers I ended up with three 50-count flats of these grow cubes. I forget what they are called, but they are supposed to be the shit for cloning - I'm not cloning...
So since I am having issued with seed starting I am going to see if any of these seeds germinate, then try the foam. Not sure if I should leave the top open, pinch it shut, or just sprinkle some starter soil over the hole. View attachment 49488
I have the trimmings from cutting them apart - good call.leave it open or lightly push one side to cover the seed. Topping with soil will cause you pest and mold issues this early. You can also use a cube and grind it up and use the dust to fill the hole
He uses pcs of turkey roasting bags. They are the same thing used on volcanoes. Super tough maybe a type of cellophane but passes heat well and you can see the product. I saw a different seminar vid not the ones on Utube and he stated that he used turkey roasting bags but I am sure other things work. Most cellophane would stretch if snatched on like he does. I am looking for a round bottle myself plenty of dry sift to use up.He called that plastic he was using cellophane, but I think it's more like stuff for candy making. Damn sure isn't regular plastic-wrap.
A 1020 net tray works the best, but I just submerge them in water for 2 minutes before use and let them gravity drain until they stop dripping. No need to keep water in the tray with them at any point during the seedling stage. Just add water for them wick up (1/4 inch in the tray) after 20 minutes dump the remaining water off to leave a dry tray. Keep in mind that they contain no nutrients, so very light feedings are recommended with every watering. I use a 10% compost tea solutionI have the trimmings from cutting them apart - good call.
I assume they wick the water, and just need to sit in a shallow puddle?
Thanks! We'll see if any seeds even pop. I'd just rather perfect it (or get used to it) on throw-away seeds. I was thinking about 10% big bloom - which is basically a compost tea.A 1020 net tray works the best, but I just submerge them in water for 2 minutes before use and let them gravity drain until they stop dripping. No need to keep water in the tray with them at any point during the seedling stage. Just add water for them wick up (1/4 inch in the tray) after 20 minutes dump the remaining water off to leave a dry tray. Keep in mind that they contain no nutrients, so very light feedings are recommended with every watering. I use a 10% compost tea solution
Looked up natural cellophane (wood cellulose) on amazon and it came up as candy wrappers among other things. I bought some for under $10 to try. Wouldn't be surprised if the turkey bags, crock pot bags, etc. are cellophane. Won't melt like plastic.He uses pcs of turkey roasting bags. They are the same thing used on volcanoes. Super tough maybe a type of cellophane but passes heat well and you can see the product. I saw a different seminar vid not the ones on Utube and he stated that he used turkey roasting bags but I am sure other things work. Most cellophane would stretch if snatched on like he does. I am looking for a round bottle myself plenty of dry sift to use up.
Turkey bags work, it’s the product I stopped on. If you guys find something better let me know!Looked up natural cellophane (wood cellulose) on amazon and it came up as candy wrappers among other things. I bought some for under $10 to try. Wouldn't be surprised if the turkey bags, crock pot bags, etc. are cellophane. Won't melt like plastic.
Thank you sir!Made it through most of ur stuff. Amazing
Just so you don't think I'm an idiot - I only meant sprinkling starter soil in the hole to cover the seed. Like I'll do with the shavings.Topping with soil will cause you pest and mold issues this early
They look a tad green in the photo. Did you dry them out for a week or so before storage? give your storage container a sniff, any ammonia-ish smell will let you know there is organic material in there breaking down.@J.James none of those seeds had nubs, couldn't tell if any cracked. I went with the paper towel thing to see if any sprout.
I have a few Royal Mystery bag-seeds (found 4 on the whole plant) and a few Black Widow. Might try them next. I just want to see how one grows in the cube before I commit real seeds.
I left them out on my dry-sift screen for a few weeks to dry, then they went into a bag with a desiccant. They were accidental, so not really worried about it. I have a small stash of the RM and PD testers, but if I drop them I'm growing them.They look a tad green in the photo. Did you dry them out for a week or so before storage? give your storage container a sniff, any ammonia-ish smell will let you know there is organic material in there breaking down.