Why Masonic Never Uses Paper Towels to Germinate Seeds

19 thoughts on “Why Masonic Never Uses Paper Towels to Germinate Seeds”

1. Open pollination. What a joke.

2. This dude is a freakin joke. Straight up joke.

3. Makes sense if you’re popping thousands.. for home growing im stickin to the paper towels

4. What works well for me is direct sow into 5 gallons then i transplant maybe 8 weeks later into 50-65 gallons. im indoor and grow 1 plant per 4×4 section. paper towel should be outlawed

5. That's the only way I have ever popped seeds, straight to soil nothing else. It's definitely a huge time saver if your popping alot.

6. hahaha

7. Straight in the dirt 100% I have almost 100% success popping beans this way and I have tried most other ways. Believe it or not clones works great straight in the dirt too no rooting gel or anything necessary

8. I think you should apply to be an actual Freemason and masonic brother instead of using the moniker "masonic because you pop mason jars" with a compass and square on the wall on your podcast. Legitimize ur name man!

   Long Beach MASONIC lodge #327
   First Thursday of the month, 7pm.

9. Less is more when it comes to this plant 🔥

10. The hose cracks me up lol. I used to be so gentle when i watered… now i basically till the top inch of soil and they love it lol

11. That's just the normal method of sowing seeds. Personally, I don't like to waste soil on the seeds that don't pop, and like to see how long they take and whether they germinate, before I put them in the soil, but I just give them sn overnight soak with a good compost tea (somewhat variable), then have them in shallow trays in the dark, spraying them daily, until they are either visibly germinating or failing to germinate, but ideally just barely sprouting, not curling and thinning or anything.

    Other variables, pests, pathogens, etc, can be involved in the soil, so it's nice to have a germination % that doesn't reflect those factors and a practice that minimizes wasting space on dud seeds.

    I don't always wait to see the sprouts, but I think a short soak before putting seeds in the soil is a good idea for any seeds large enough to handle, when damp. Hemp/Cannabis seeds are slightly on the small side for being easily handled, and you have to be gentle with the sprouts, but they're manageable, unlike the seeds for most other herbs, many of which are commonly finer than sand. 🤷‍♀️

12. How he talks reminds me of suga free😂

13. New here 🤙🏼 loving all the info brother. Im devouring all the older videos. These videos are seriously helping me learn not just the industry, but also the growing aspect of it. KeepUm coming.

14. This industry will always be my safe space ❤️💯

15. Yooo

16. Love ur show don't stop weed forever

17. Waddup first smoke family

18. Imagine where we would be today if we didn't have growers thinking outside the box. Shout out Masonic 💯 keep cooking 🔥

19. Perhaps they just sow them directly in the soil like normal people

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