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Starting your Cannabis Grow from Seed Pt 1: Germination

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This video is the first of a 3 part series which outlines the steps to starting you autoflower, regular or feminized cannabis seeds and to get them off to a healthy start. The first stage of starting from seed is Germination. This is the process of getting the seed to crack open and grow its first tap root.

Once the tap root has sprouted, the seed is ready to be planted into a Rapid Rooter which is a peat moss pellet great for promoting rapid seedling growth. Once you are at this stage, you are ready for part 2 of this series, “Seedling Stage.”

It usually takes 1-2 days max for the seed to sprout out of the rapid rooter and 2 grow its first set of cotyledon leaves.

Only a few days after that happens, your seedlings will grow their first set of what are called sedated leaves, and they should have a root or 2 growing out of the bottom of the rooter. Once this happens, you are ready to plant the rapid rooters into a solo cup for the next stage of growth.

Around this time, your seedlings will have a total of 3 sets of fan leaves, also referred to as nodes. Once your plant has 3 nodes, you can begin feeding it with nutrients. Start with one quarter strength and slowly work up to full.

Providing the first nutrient feeding is always exciting because it is usually followed by extremely rapid growth!

Cannabis growing can seem like a really daunting and expensive activity, but it is much easier than you think! The GreenBox Grown video series breaks down each step of your grow and really simplifies the process, making it easy to follow. You will also learn how to grow on a budget so you don’t have to break the bank to get started! No matter what your growing experience may be, if you follow the GreenBox Grown series, you are guaranteed a successful harvest! Always have a supply of cannabis when you Grow Your Own.

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