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Preparing seeds for easier germination

Contributed by: Locutus Thanks to: Lonestar If you look at the edges of a seed, you’ll notice that there’s a seam all the way around, and that it’s more pronounced on one side - like a ridge. This ridge comes off quite easily and then allows the seeds to pop right out of their shells with ease. Scarification Grip the seed between your thumb and forefinger with the ridge side up, then using the sharp edge of a small pocket-knife or paring knife, very gently scrape at a 90 degree angle across t…

How do I germinate seeds?

Contributed by: MisterIto There are different methods that prove successful: Seeds can be placed between folded, wet paper towels that are kept moist and warm in an area between 70-85 degrees, such as on the top of the refrigerator. After a period of 48 hours to 2 weeks, the vast majority of viable seeds will crack open with a white root tip emerging. At this point, the seed is gently placed in the growing medium approximately 1/2 inch deep with the root tip pointed downward. Seeds can also b…

Germinating old Seeds

a friend sent me the link to this article. thought i post it here. very interesting indeed https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?threadid=334985

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