@cranio pm me the addy
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Will do thankyou brother 
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Look away for a minute congrats @Cranio
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Send me your details please. Remember, the shells are a little tough but other members have had success with scoring and soaking 
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@hollyho
Iām dibbing now for the future lol
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It sucks you have to score them but Iām super excited to see them go as well!
May your buds be as hard as those seeds 
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@DJSF send me your details bud, Iāll get these off in the morning for you guys
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Someone once told me real cannabis seeds are naturally hard and need to be scored. Canāt remember whoā¦ But I do know that in nature some seeds need to go through a raging fire to germinate into some of the largest trees. I might be making this upā¦ Not sure.
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Does anyone have any auto flower pollen they wouldnāt mind parting with? I donāt care what it is just any ole auto pollen will do.
That is quite true, especially for older seeds.
The shells seem to need āextra helpā as apposed to beans a year or less old.
Strategies for popping older beans is a topic for meā¦ 
Cheers
G
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Cuz, Iām not sure who told you that, but itās just not true lol Iāve been germinating āreal cannabis seedsā for many decades now and have rarely ever had to score them! However, in the case of older seeds, that can be true. It helps them by weakening the time hardened shell. There may or may not be truth in the tree seeds having to go through fires etc to germinate (fact check that please) I donāt know about that personally. But, I DO know personally about Ganja seeds!
Those seedlings look like theyāre coming along nicely for you though, good luck with em! Hope you get some nice keepers!
I believe the story is more about some tree seeds going through fires, and then still germinating, is probably the more accurate situation.
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The tree seed only sprouting after a fire is true.
I am pretty sure they are in Yellowstone. Memory is a little foggy. Australia also has some I believe
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Yep lol I googled that fact
Some plants, such as the lodgepole pine, Eucalyptus, and Banksia, have serotinous cones or fruits that are completely sealed with resin. These cones/fruits can only open to release their seeds after the heat of a fire has physically melted the resin.
Like i said, i wasnāt very sure of that. But as to marijuana seedsā¦ that I DO know lol If āscoringā were needed for them to sprout, then thereād be no marijuana! What scored all the marijuana seeds thatāve grown wild for all these millennia ?! lol
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āScoringā in nature could be as simple as wind blowing the seeds over rough terrain.
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Thatās just TFF!
@Randar cuz, Iām not going to even begin to argue that point with you! lol Why would you even start to āplay the devilās advocateā on the subject? Thatās the only reason I can think of for you to even begin to say that?
ā¦smh
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But the soil. The soil. It acts like sandpaper to the seed. Dontcha see?
The seed wiggles into the proper depth and then when it rains, the soil acts sorta like wetsanding the seed and lo & behold; germination.
Think, man, THINK!
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ROFLMFAO 
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Do the little stoner ants move the seeds up and down in the soil or is it Fragles, lol. Sorry, just had to
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