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Old Seeds, Whats the best way to germ?

Dealer Mike

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Bought C99xWebbed Indica then found out they are 5 years old. When I receive them I want get at least one breeding pair. Anyone know a good precautionary RX for aged seeds.I intend to try a weak soak of ro water,kelp, super thrive, and fulvic acid.24 hours then in to a variety of plugs, coco couir lose, or a perlite/verm mix then in a seed/clone box with lid. Any better ideas let me know. Thanks

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presoak in water so that water can be absorbed and the shells are softened. the rest of your germination should be stealth. you may get a reduced viability rate but it should be fine apparently. good luck sounds like some good genes. I'm growing the c99 right now myself not sure the breeding details.

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Paper Towel meth in humidity dome or in plastic baggy and left some were warm,warmer the better but 24-28c id recommend,dont give up after a day or 2 some just get picky and wait for there ideal condition...

I really have like excellent results with paper towel,damp in small propogator with dome in the grow room or airing cupboard.

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Thanks for the feed back. Yeah I'm all about the genetics. I want to breed these to my stable of 3: Sam the Skunkmans O.Haze X Skunk #1, Red Columbian Haze by CH9 as well as CH9s Power Plant. Respectively mostly sativa, pure sativa, and mostly indica. I am really looking forward to mixing the sativas and the Wally Duck. Makes my eyes red just thinking about it. MGT

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