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i germinated a seed for about 48 hours, i saw the radicle coming, so i put it in soil outside and watered it. i'm in the south so it's pretty warm already here (70F nearly everyday this week) and its in direct sunlight for most of the day.
I'm not trying to be impatient, but I haven't noticed anything after 48 hours in the ground and was wondering if there's anything wrong with putting the radicle in the ground right after germinating.
like there's a few ants/aphids crawling around would they eat the sprout? it does get to about 55F at night, could this stunt/kill growth?
this is bud btw
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>>2331627
>outside
found ur problem
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That's cold at night especially for a seedling could stunt it. Not much you can do about bugs with it being a seedling try putting a couple sticky traps around it for now. Just water and sun for now.
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>>2331630
Are you saying seeds can't sprout outside?
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>>2331642
Of course they can it's a plant that naturally grows outside.
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>>2331627
>outside plant
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Gotta wait longer before putting it outside. When its a sturdy plant not some weakling loser plant
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>>2331772
So what happens, it dies?
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>>2331627
if its not weed is not important
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>>2331658
They damage the ecosystem, and only shit tier owners have them
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