QUEENFEMINIZEDSEEDS
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Occasionally a seedling emerges with the empty shell still clamped over its first leaves, a condition growers call helmet head. If the casing does not fall off within a day, the cotyledons cannot open and the plant may stall or die. Sprouts from marijuana feminized seeds planted too shallowly are the most frequent victims, since a slightly deeper sowing lets the soil rub the shell loose as the stem pushes upward. Misting the shell to soften it and easing it off with tweezers usually saves the plant.