Yeah some sprouted some didn’t
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Still learning😅 I’ll show updated pics tomorrow
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I was exactly the same when I started! 
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On the upside I’m learning the importance of drainage
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If they’re in solo cups definitely cut some little triangles out of the bottom so it has drainage
and let them get dry before watering again! the roots need to have oxygen and when its wet all the time they cant breathe
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I cut some with my big ass Bowie knife😂 all I need to do is put them in milk crates for optimal drainage
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I drowned mine. I didn’t mix enough perlite in with my coco. Use more perlite and lay off the Kush when transplanting tap-rooted seeds. I’m speaking to myself. Peace.
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P.s. These photos were taken yesterday
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Right on!!!
They’re looking great! 
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Cool bud
Beaultiful phenos
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I found these in the mail about an hour ago courtesy of @AzSeaindooin420 
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So when u go to transplant here’s my truck, dig a hole and put the cup in and give it a nice shake
Pull ur cup and u got a nice mold of what ur gonna put in it
Dump ur cup
Drop in the hole give the bag a shake
Drop a label and in my case some cayenne to keep the ants from attacking seeding and let it grow
Doing this way the roots are never disturbed and can continue stretching and have noticed no transplant shock with that method
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Good trick I’ll keep that in mind when I transplant these babys
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As of now the Jack Herer And White Rhino are germinating!
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My method of germination seems to do well
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3-4 seeds per paper towel