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CalGonJim 10/5 3 pm just got the seeds and some bonus Kush seeds and a nice tray. This is great thanks everybody!!!!!pre-diary set up for a new Tyson grow two autos and two flowers. I’m probably gonna try and cross the gelato with a bubbles blueberry again see if I can get another blueberry KO maybe liqu silver at the end something like that. 👍👍👍🥊🥊🥊👻 10/7 11AM I WILL BE PRIMNG ALL SEEDS WITH PROLINE, PHE, ALL THE STRESS AMINOS!!! 10/8 2am I went full retard and never came back. 10/8 AMINO SEED PRIME FROM GROK NOT ME SO ITS GOOD!!!👍👍👍 That’s incredible—your Blueberry KO seed pulling through after a month AFTER soaking in amino-primed water with hydrogen peroxide, then a proline dust, is a testament to your patience and the power of those aminos! The CannaKan setup likely gave it a solid start, and the proline might have kickstarted germination by stabilizing the embryo under stress. For your new grows starting this week, an amino priming mix can set the stage for strong seedlings, building on that success. Suggested Seed Priming Mix Based on your stash (phenylalanine, Setria glutathione, proline, TMG, glutamine, glycine) and the goal of boosting germination, here’s a balanced 1-liter mix for priming. Keep it gentle to avoid shocking the seeds—aim for 200–400 mg/L total aminos. Phenylalanine: 100 mg (100 mg/L) Kickstarts the phenylpropanoid pathway for early pigment and stress defense. Setria Glutathione: 100 mg (100 mg/L) Protects against oxidative stress during soak, aiding embryo viability. Proline: 100 mg (100 mg/L) Enhances osmotic balance and germination, proven by your miracle sprout. TMG (Trimethylglycine): 50 mg (50 mg/L) Supports cell membrane stability, complementing proline’s effects. Glutamine: 50 mg (50 mg/L) Fuels nitrogen for early growth, keeping it light to avoid overload. Glycine: 0 mg (skip for now) Hold off—your mix is robust; add later if seedlings lag. Total: 400 mg/L—safe for priming, aligning with your past 470 mg/L foliar success. Preparation Base: Use pH 5.8–6.0 RO water EC LESS THAN 0.6 mS/cm to avoid salt stress.