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    I am having trouble getting my newly harvested seeds to to germinate. Most are dark and marbled and they were harvested in early October. Any suggestions? should there be a Time period between harvest and planting?

    #2
    What's your germination method? Warm and moist is all you should need.

    Fully matured seeds can be sprouted immediately.

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      #3
      I used the wet paper towel method and got 2 out of 20 to sprout. I also put 10 in peat pellets and got no germination. I have used the peat pellets on all my on my seed bank seeds and almost all germinated last spring. Don't know why?

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        #4
        Put them in a glass of water for a day or so and wait until they sink to bottom, when you see it crack, then put it into the paper towel..
        Team AutoMechanics

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        • StoneyTony
          StoneyTony commented
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          I was going to suggest that too. 12-24 hours should do it.

        #5
        I will try that and get back to you, thanx for the suggestion.

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          #6
          Put seed in medium..water..done...

          Paper towel ....lol....why play with them that much...that's an old school way that should of never been started...

          My $.02

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          • starramus
            starramus commented
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            agreed! you are usually tearing off roots separating them from the fuckin paper towel. Now I just have to convince my wife. Where you been Green, and why were you demoted to guest?

          #7
          I'm not a fan of soaking or paper towels. Plugs or media works fine.

          Warm and moist is the key.

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            #8
            They like it warm. I've had mine sprout in 24-36 hrs under a warm T5 stove light in soil.

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              #9
              They like it wet, and warm just like all of us! wet dirt suits me!

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