Choose the right method for planting germinated cannabis seeds!

Before planting cannabis plants, it's advisable to germinate them first Once you're ready, you'll need to plant them out at a temperature between 19 and 26 degrees Celsius To minimize acidity, it's best to thoroughly wash your hands before handling the seedlings or using tweezers

How to plant germinated cannabis seeds

1. Make a small hole in the center of your pot about 05cm deep (with your finger, pen or a teaspoon)
2. Place the seed with the root facing down
3. Cover the seedling with a very small amount of soil (do not tamp down)
4. Moisten the soil, but avoid soaking wet conditions
5. Maintain high humidity in the growing room

After just a few days, the cannabis plant will emerge above ground Don't feed it for the first 10–14 days Outdoors, they need sunlight; if you're growing indoors, provide artificial light

Plant cannabis seeds directly in the soil

Some people swear by the old-fashioned method: planting directly in the soil This is the most natural way and reduces the risk of damaging the root

• Follow the same instructions as above, but now without first germinating the seeds
• Try to plant the pointed end of the cannabis seed facing down
• Cover with a light, moist layer of soil and leave the seed alone
• Germination usually takes 5–10 days, sometimes up to 14 days
• Never add any extra nutrients at this stage either

When can you plant cannabis seeds outdoors

You can start indoors at any time For outdoors, plant only after the Ice Saints (around mid-May), when there is no more frost In practice, it's best to start sowing in early May and let the seedlings grow indoors for a while before transplanting them outdoors

What is the best soil for planting cannabis seeds

Preferably use regular potting soil Sowing and cutting soil is not recommended because it contains few nutrients and isn't airy enough Also be careful with fertilized soil; the tender seedling may receive too much nutrition

What happens after you plant the cannabis seeds

If you choose the right method and take good care of the seedlings, they will be ready to be potted into a larger pot after a few weeks

1. Pre-fill the large pot with soil and make a hole slightly larger than the current pot
2. Place the pot with the plant in the hole and turn the pot upside down
3. Grasp the seedling between your index and middle fingers, gently loosen the root ball and lower the whole thing into the new hole
4. Now that the young plant is in a larger pot or outside in the open ground, growth will proceed smoothly