Do Autoflowering Seeds Need to Be Germinated?
If, After 18 Hours of Soaking, One or More Seeds Still Will Not Sink, We Recommend Carrying on to Step Three Anyway – Those Seeds Have Thicker Shells, So They...
If, after 18 hours of soaking, one or more seeds still will not sink, we recommend carrying on to step three anyway – those seeds have thicker shells, so they may just take a bit longer to sprout. ... These two qualities, plus moisture from the water, are what your autoflowering marijuana seeds need to germinate.
How do you germinate autoflowering seeds?
Just grab a pencil, or even with your fingers, make a little hole (1-2cm deep), and place the seed in it, the medium must be moist but not soaking, then cover with soil without applying pressure. Planting directly in the medium is the best way to avoid stressing your plants due to transplanting.
Do Autoflowers germinate faster?
Growing autoflowering cannabis is much faster and easier than growing photoperiod plants; using these easy germination methods, your autoflower seeds will sprout in no time, and with minimal effort.