I agree, I've done far more damage trying to pull them off than just leaving them alone.cactusMD said:a lot of my seeds had helmets and I just let em be, they turned out okay
ÂPepperDaddler said:Ripped apart a seedling earlier today trying to get one off. Dont think it will make it.
been there, done that ...PepperDaddler said:Â
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It did not make it.
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I wont be pulling off any more helmets any time soon.
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RIP little seedling.
So what happened the seed helmet eventualy popped off? I would think it would slow the growth down thoughcactusMD said:a lot of my seeds had helmets and I just let em be, they turned out okay
Bummer man sry to hear that~PepperDaddler said:Â
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It did not make it.
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I wont be pulling off any more helmets any time soon.
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RIP little seedling.
i do the same.ÂPr0digal_son said:I get a pair of cuticle scissors or little fiskars and snip a tiny piece off of the edge of the seed. Then I dribble one drop of water on the seed. Wait about 10 minutes and dribble another on. Then I squeeze the edges with tweezers(like the old coin pouches) and give a gentle tug. If it doesn't budge,I put another drop on and wait 10 more minutes. When the inside of the hull is wet enough,the seed will pull off with ease.