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Just making sure I was reading it correctly, thanks.

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Thanks again @MarsHydro for continuing the holiday giveaways

#1 Conventional wisdom places the temp range 70°F–90°F, however I have found very good success around ~ 80F ambient temperature

@anon11552397 @anon98660487 @anon84307778

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Congrats Dude!! Enjoy!!!

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Congratulations @Oldtimerunderground and thanks @MarsHydro

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And to question #1 germination temperature should be between 71 degrees Fahrenheit and 77°F

@Hemp @ifish @Floyd

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Nice! Congratulations on your win and I don’t think I could’ve selected a better person so what size tent are you getting @Oldtimerunderground and then there’s that random number generator and I’ll be nice about Mr RNG and @Mrgreenthumb and I are going to get that sucker LoL thanks again @MarsHydro The Doc

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Between 71°F and 77°F

@BasementBeans @DrGonzo13 @nefrella

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Question #1 ideally it’s said that 77°F/25°C is the best temperature for germinating seeds.

@Kavman @nefrella @herojuana.tom
Thanks for the contest/giveaway you’re doing @MarsHydro

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First question

Ideal germinating temperature is 71-75°F (22-25°C) with 70-80% humidity. Thanks for the opportunity :v:

@Hydro921 @oNeHiGhMoNk @Olcoot

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Right On Man!!! @Oldtimerunderground be having things lol more things :sunglasses: :metal: :metal: :metal: :metal: :metal: :fire: :peace_symbol:

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Hi @UnholyFire > Here down under > Southeast Brasil > Latitude 23ÂșS
Best time to sprout for the long season > is November > La Nina mode
Average max temp for Nov > 28Âș

Put 40 beans in water two days ago > Full moon > I have my way > Full report soon in my flow

Tks for the support

:green_heart: :call_me_hand:

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I can’t belive I still haven’t gotten a Tag from anyone during this event 

Whatta loser :unamused:

Good luck !!

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1 best temp is 75-80
2 no sure dont sit on top of refrigerator to keep warm and constant temp
3 mat can be used to keep my res from getting to cold in winter time
@Rabeats2093 @ShiskaberrySavior @Tracker
no one is loser here @Rabeats2093 stick around your bound to make friends lots of good people here
thanks @MarsHydro

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Answer 2: I think some people may need a heat mat for winter but I do not,my place is warm enough spank you very much.

@Rabeats2093 @NICO @DonGnosis

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  1. 70-80 f
  2. on a heat mat
    @Oldjoints @DougDawson @JohnnyPotseed

thanks again for @MarsHydro

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  1. I personally have not seen a difference with using a heat pad, so I do not use one.

@Maddawg @Big_Yeloe @THCeed

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I’ve been herefor a while brother :slight_smile:
Was breaking my own balls haha
Wouldn’t be with anny other community the OG
Thanks for the encouraging words !

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I would agree with you, I pop seeds here in San Francisco without a mat at 50-60°F and always get beautiful plants without popping issues unless the seeds are bad.

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  1. Yes. having an even temperature around the clock is important.
    @Natea @LtShDc @ olschool
    Thank you for the giveaway @MarsHydro
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Yes. In fact I currently am to ensure an even temperature for those bud fuelling roots!

@MonasticDank @Floyd @jessethestoner

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