Frequently Asked Questions

I suggest Autoflower seeds for beginners who are learning to grow for the first time as they are usually unfamiliar with flowering schedule.

1-10 is a good beginning for new growers as germination of any seeds is never 100% guarantee and new growers have to learn to dial in there skill for learning how to germinate correctly.

Materials Needed

- Cannabis seeds

- Two clean plates

- Paper towels

- Clean, room-temperature water

- A well-lit area (but not in direct sunlight)

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Prepare Your Workspace

- Ensure all materials are clean to avoid contamination.

- Work in a room with stable temperature (70–85°F or 21–29°C).

2. Moisten the Paper Towels

- Take 1–2 paper towels and moisten them with clean, room-temperature water. They should be damp but not dripping.

- Lay the damp paper towel flat on one of the plates.

3. Place the Seeds

- Spread your cannabis seeds evenly across the damp paper towel.

- Ensure there’s at least 1–2 inches of space between each seed.

4. Cover the Seeds

- Place another damp paper towel on top of the seeds to cover them.

- Gently press the paper towels so the seeds make good contact with the moisture.

- Place the second plate upside down on top to create a dark, humid environment.

5. Maintain Proper Conditions

- Store the plates in a warm, dark area, like a cupboard or a drawer.

- Check daily to ensure the paper towels remain moist (but not overly wet). Add water if necessary.

6. Watch for Germination

- After 24–72 hours, the seeds should start to crack open, and a small white root (taproot) will emerge.

- Germination can take up to 7 days for some seeds, so be patient.

7. Transfer the Sprouted Seeds

- Once the taproot is about 1/4–1/2 inch long, it’s time to plant the seeds in your growing medium (e.g., soil, coco coir, or rockwool).

- Handle the sprouted seeds carefully by the sides to avoid damaging the taproot.

8. Plant the Seeds

- Create a small hole about 1/2 inch deep in your growing medium.

- Place the seed with the taproot pointing downward.

- Gently cover it with soil without packing it tightly.

9. Provide the Right Environment

- Keep the growing medium moist (but not soaked) and ensure good airflow.

- Place the container under a gentle grow light or in indirect sunlight.

10. Monitor Growth

- Within a few days, the seedling should emerge from the soil.

- Adjust light, water, and nutrients as the plant grows.

Only germinate seeds if you are in a legal state.