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| Germination Pool by ChrisMac |
| 1.First cut a hole in a packing peanut big enough to stick a seed in but not too big to allow it to fall thru it. Any peanut will do as long as it is not dissolvible. |
| 2. Only keep a small part of the seed showing thru the bottom. I don't like too much seed sitting in water. This helps to reduce my seed rot percentage. |
| 4. Here are a couple shots of different seed pools done on May 17, 2008.This is just warm water and 1 drop of Superthrive |
| DAY 1 |
| DAY 3 |
| Bali Hai Gold is the first one germinating |
| DAY 4 |
| Bali Hai Gold more germinated |
| This is a Kauai Orange germinated after 5 days in water and 2 days in perlite. Notice the secondary soil root system |
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| DAY 8 |
| At this point I will place the seeds in a shallow pot with 1/2 perlite and 1/2 cactus soil. Water them in and leave them alone |
| 3. This is my first pool ever I started Sept 2007 |
| Life of an Inflo ~ Pictures starting with the beginning of an inflo all the way to a bloom |
| Life of a Seed Pod ~ What to do now that you have a seedpod |
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| Chris's Plumie Collection ~ What I got going on |
| My Plumie Pals ~ Pictures of who is who from GPS Meetings |
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