Seed completely separated from taproot

Grow Cycle Seedling
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I used the water cup method for germination of my Gold Leaf and the seed completely separated from the taproot in the cup shortly after the taproot came out. What should I do in this case? Discard this seed and try another? Or will it still work?

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Many Thanks!
-Saxy

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It looks like it fully popped open and sprouted in the water just carefully put it into soil tap root down obviously lol

3

Looks normal to me.

4

Thanks for the quick replies! I put it in the rapid-rooter taproot down and put the husk gently as close as I could to the head of the taproot as there still seemed to be some nutrients in the husk. I used tweezers (gently!).

Best,
-Saxy

5

Nope, nothing in the husk that she needs anymore. You probably see the membrane that sometimes has a hard time letting go.

6

Nice piece collection!

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Thanks HMGRWN, that puts my mind at ease about this little guy. This is my first grow, so I have a lot to learn.

GoingGreen: that’s < 1/3rd of it too! :slight_smile:

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Welcome to the community ! I would put it in soil will be fine.:v::+1:

9

I think I would just plant it in some moist soil. Preferably something like happy frog.

10

Welcome to your new happy place :blush: