Needing some advice

[Xxbrooks]

I just recently fired up my grobo for the first time and planted a seed its been 8 days now the seed has popped but it does not look like the is doing much beyond that I can’t see the root starting to wiggle it way through the coco pod and it hasn’t started to go vertical either. Is the common or is there a serious problem and I need to start over or give it more time to develop

[lilg420]

Are you keeping the coco pod moist and can you post a picture so we can see

[Xxbrooks]

yes my pod is moist I though maybe too moist so I squeezed water out of it and even cut some off the bottom just to make sure I don’t have a picture for you at this time by I will get one here soon and thanks if theres any else you might think of please share.

[SilverGrobo]

@Xxbrooks,

@Xxbrooks

the seed has popped

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Grobo Software Updates Thread

@Week 1 Notifications Weekly Notifications

During germination it is important to keep your Coco Pod moist, to ensure your seed will pop. You may notice there are several different water levels the Grobo can utilize. During the first 10 days we are filling to the high water level.

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@Week 2 Notification Weekly Notifications

During this time you should see your seed sprout. If by the end of this week the seedling has not emerged, it’s time to investigate and possibly restart. When a seed is successfully planted, it will split in two as its sprout emerges from the husk. The tail grows downwards, plummeting deeper into the soil until it has enough leverage to sprout above ground as well. The husk that has the two halves of the seeds will emerge from the ground and absorb solar energy to produce chlorophyll. The rest of your plant’s growth continues from there.

@Week 2 Notification Weekly Notifications

One of the things you may notice is that both of your round intake fans in the back are off. This will change this week. You will notice that the bottom fan will start on day 10 and both will be running by day 24. In order for a seedling to thrive, it needs a consistent and stable environment. This includes a consistent temperature, humidity and airflow.

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