Thanks alot seed! Will all these temperature changes and humidity problems seriously damage my seeds? I feel like these things are goin through hell before there even out of the dirt.

you really should try to staighten these issues out before planting the seeds. but if that's not an option just fix it asap and hope for the best. i find that if a plants is overly stressed in veg then it hermies like mad in flower, so keep a close eye on them.

Alright we installed an exhuast fan the temperature is steady at 82, the humidifier will be installed soon.. I'll have pictures up in the next day or so. Still no sprouts its been 7 days, the seeds were not germinated though.. is this ok as far as timing goes?

excellent!

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Just a quick question hopefully you guys know the answer. If the seeds were all planted an inch deep does that mean they will just take longer to come out or does it mean they will probably not crack open and grow?

an inch is way too deep. they might just take longer or not, you'll have to wait and see. it's also a good idea to germ them before putting them in the soil. then when you put them in the pot only cover them with a little soil and place them so the tap root is up. just make sure they don't dry out for the 1st few days. i just use a mister for the 1st 2-3 days to make sure the soil around the seed doesn't dry out.

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Not saying this absolutely wouldn't work...

but... this seems to be the preferred method.

Not a correction... just a suggestion

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for every dollar i invest in seed, i invest 5 on equipment (maybe even more). and this shit takes a while to set up right. if i could get my hands on GH genetics, i would go bonkers with the upgrades; making a happy, lazy enviroment for my plant.

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