I have only seen @50State and myself run her, but now that I tagged him, if I m wrong and there are more, he will chime in and say so. He is a man of MANY seeds, and FEW words, LMAO!!!
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Have grown it with pictures and I know a bunch of people got it from my Orange Sunshine f2 givaway maybe theyâve grown it and they can let us know their thoughts on the Orange Goji.
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Out of 2 grows 200 seeds and 20+ strains. It was the most vigorous plant only tied by raspberry og. If someoneâs got 10 to trade me hmu.
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Iâve got 3 left & theyâre all mine. 
muahaha
Apparently Iâm a generous dumbass & gifted the others to one of my lucky associatesâŚcanât remember who. 
Sorry to disappoint.
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I love the fade JetâŚ
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I hear ya@PoppaPuff ⌠I will never understand why some growers soak their seeds in waterâŚ
I just plant em directly into the soil. A little bit of water with a drop of Superthrive, and 4 days later âbadda bing, badda boomâ
Ya know, The way people have done it for centuries!.. 99.9% germination rate. Easy peasy! 
Must remember!, Fresh soil, and No ferts!! 
Orange Goji âŚGrowing at a very fast rate!
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Iâve never soaked mine. Too lazy. I get probably 85% outdoors
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I thought I had some real problems after you said there was germ rate issues with the Orange Goji but thatâs bound to happen when youâve just sent out a thousand of them lol.
I stopped soaking seeds years ago, itâs a real hit or miss technique and the paper towel method can be a crapshoot too. I found paper towel method works better with a rinse of the bag daily and change out the paper towel after 48 hours. The best method is still straight to the soil or jiffy pucks.
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Like I mentioned earlier,⌠If you plant em directly in soil, dont use any ferts whatsoever⌠They pop out of the soil within 3-5 days.
Giving@50State a solid 5 star rating on the âOrange Goji,â as far as the germination, and growth rate is concerned. Spot on! 
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I still soak mine 18 hours, my typical germ rate is over 90% . 18 hours then into soil or coco they go.
You have no germ issues with the OG 50! I have thrown them down twice now, ALL have developed into plants.
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Iâm struggling to give it up. Too much fun to watch! But I hear ya & have over-intervened in too many seedlingsâ emergence.
However, I have heard (some grower podcast) that russet mites can hang out in the nooks & crannies of a seed. 
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I soak mine for 24 hours then in between the sheets most the time I have tails the day after they go in between the sheets.
Besides I like to know ahead of time what I got.
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Straight to jiffy pucks for this cat
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Nothing wrong with the jiffy pucks!.. Just not into drowning my seeds⌠seems completely senseless. 
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There is a whole thread about this you may enjoyâŚ
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Not that hard to understand. Soaking really wets the shell, softening it up, making it easier for the seedling to pop.
I have always soaked mine and will continue to do so. The thing I think IS NUTS is the paper towels, see ZERO point in it, LMAO!!!
TO EACH HIS OWNâŚLIVE N LET LIVEâŚONWARD THROUGH THE FOG
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Whatever works! In 20
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Itâs in place of soil. 
Just non-humid air & light will kill the baby. The point of the soaking is/was to penetrate old or iffy seeds, as with other treatments(GA). Another reason may be to observe them( but isnât part of growing them).
Iâve even rooted cuttings in a dish-sponge. Not great; the roots break easily.
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