rhonarox99
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This might sound a stupid question.
I had only one seed of a strain I really wanted to grow but after a quick germination the seed cap got stuck on my little shoot. I may have left it too long before removing manually and in the process I may have disturbed the babies root, the little seedling has taken several weeks and is no more than it’s first set of small leaves . It looks healthy but very slow. I am hoping with a little time it will recover and normal growth will resume. If it wasn’t for really wanting this strain I’d give up and germinate an new seed. Will my patience pay off or is this too damaged to recover. It is in a DWC bubble tank. This is over 3 weeks from germinating
I had only one seed of a strain I really wanted to grow but after a quick germination the seed cap got stuck on my little shoot. I may have left it too long before removing manually and in the process I may have disturbed the babies root, the little seedling has taken several weeks and is no more than it’s first set of small leaves . It looks healthy but very slow. I am hoping with a little time it will recover and normal growth will resume. If it wasn’t for really wanting this strain I’d give up and germinate an new seed. Will my patience pay off or is this too damaged to recover. It is in a DWC bubble tank. This is over 3 weeks from germinating