How do I germinate seeds in soil?
How do I germinate seeds in soil?
Place seeds in a bowl, and fill the bowl with room temperature tap water.
Cover the bowl with card or newspaper and place in a cupboard overnight (12 – 15 hours).
Saturate the soil in your prepared pots with water, then create a small circular depression in the center of the pot. Place each seed in its own pot, in the center of the depression, pointed tip down. Cover the soil over the seed, so that is no more than 1/8 to 1/4 inch deep. Repeat with all seeds.
Leave sown seeds for six hours in darkness, then switch on your lights and leave them on.
The latest time I used this method, I got 100% germination, and seedlings began erupting from the soil within 2 days. All viable seeds should germinate.”
Author: Captain Beefheart
July 5, 2009 at 7:53 am
can i just put them in the light without sowing them cuz i dont even know what that is
July 5, 2009 at 7:54 am
i heard seeds dont need light when their germinating because it can prevent sprouting