I tried but it really felt stuck and didn’t want to pull to hard!! Should I try and just pull at this point I don’t think it would matter if it breaks believe it’s finished at this point!!
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I agree I don’t think it matters at this point either. You can try !
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Spray it with mist of water a couple times to attempt softening up a little. Then I’d try to pop it off too.
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Is there something I can do to to keep that from happening I almost lost the Jack because of the same thing. Not wanting to sprout anymore because my lights and don’t have anymore room in the tent hopefully with the 2 lights in the 2x2 tent will give me a good yield!!!
Hopefully I can get something like that from my grow!!
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There are methods but i’m not exactly comfortable using them. What do you use for germinating process?
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I’ve been soaking in rain water for 12hrs then put in Coco choir and put a cover on them put into the tent @75-80° until they pop usually within 24hrs 3-4 popped but 2 had helmet heads
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I usually soak them in h2o2 for 24 hrs first. Not sure how everyone else does it.
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Try a tiny drop or two of peroxide in your water when you soak and maybe soaking a little longer. Hopefully that will soften them up a little better.
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Thanks for the tip will definitely be trying next time. Just worried about it growing a tail before I plant. I’m not very sturdy and shake and worry about damaging the root before it ever get a chance
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People wait til they show tail in water all the time. I’m not saying you need to do that, but a little more soak won’t hurt.
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@dbrn32 @Missiles tried taking it off and it just crumbled just the green stalk left guess I should just pull it and try again on my next grow!!
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Sorry, hopefully you’re set to not have to deal with it anytime soon.
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Sometimes it happens. It was nothing you did tonight though I think it was already too late. I think if you soak them longer with a couple drops of peroxide like DB said and you should be good to go next time.
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I saw better success mixing a small amount of peroxide with the water for soaking. Was 1 for 3 on blue berry autos with just water, went 3 for 3 on the next run with peroxide. Soaked for 24 hours, rinsed off then put in wet paper towel for another 24-48 hours (until I got tails). Just needed to see what direction to position the bean. I used 6.5 ph’d water for soak, rinse, and paper towel water, dont know if it matters but it didn’t hurt. Used this :
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What I have is a 2x2x4 tent with 2-Maxsisun 300w adj LEDs. 2-15" tower fans. 1 1/2 gal humidifier. 235 cfm inline fan. I was yielding 2 oz from one plant prior to adding another light.If my ambient temp is 74 or below I can maintain temps in the high 70s. I practice VPD so I run a little higher humidity than most, but I also have great air circulation. If trained properly, can handle 2 ladies about 18" tall. That keeps em about 10 inches from the light. I was gonna scrog, but you need to be able to maneuver around your plants. I’ve been using variations of mainlining. to water I pour my solution into the tray and let it wick.I’m also using fabric pots.
I harvested over the weekend.it’s at least 4 oz I’m guessing it closer to 6. Once dried and cured. That’s how I’m working my 2x2x4.
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Update…115g of bud
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What size pot did you use?
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She was in a 5 gallon fabric pot
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Wow really how much was your yield?
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