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Hard shelled seeds that sit in the towel for five days without splitting are common with autos, and it is often the seed coat rather than a dead embryo. Gently scuffing the shell on fine sandpaper or soaking for twelve hours in slightly warm water usually gets them moving. Timings for the soak and the scuff method are laid out on https://turboautoflowerseeds.com with a warning about not going past twenty four hours in water. If nothing happens by day ten, it is time to contact the bank.