CAN BE USED FOR ROSE SEEDS?
209900
Do you skip with the cloning powder/gel since these supposedly have built in nutrients?
209901
If the seed is viable, the rapid rooters will increase almost any seeds germination rate. So yes.
209902
They can be used for all kinds of seeds, I've used them for over 20 different kinds of seeds.
209903
Germinate the seeds first. Then insert into the plugs. Germinate seeds by just keeping seeds moist and warm in a paper towel or 2.
209904
Yea, you can use these to germinate any seed that fits inside. Just keep it moist and store in a warm, dark place until they sprout. The largest seed I've used is green beans, and it worked great for me. I've also had success with plain sponges, just cut them to size, cut a slit in the center, add seed + water + darkness. These are definitely the best thing on the market I've used to start seeds and clone plants.
209905
Dear Samuel, I believe those plugs are appropriate for rose as well as for any kind of small seed. It provides the media the seeds need to sprout and create the first root systems. I hope it can help you.
1621631
I don't think you can use it for rosemary leaves but any type of seed. I use it for flax seeds which are extremely hard seeds and it works great.
383101
With these broccoli seeds, I would say "no." With sunflower spouts, the sprout emerges with the seed still exposed. I don't know if it can be used again. The Sprout House has a question and answer page and would cheerfully answer this for you. But if you are wondering about collecting seeds from sprouts, I believe the answer is "no."
2185635
I would say they are probably OK. I have 103 rose bushes, and depending on the variety, it is usually pretty easy to avoid the bigger thorns. They will protect against smaller thorns. They run small, though, so order a larger size.
10808
I don't see any problem, unless rose stems are too stiff to train around legs. I use them for mandevilla vines ... cold probably do the same for clematis.
2004488
No it will be fine. This is an oil based compound and it just lightly coats the seeds.
1542819
I believe so...I used it for plants I bought (vegetables) in 6 packs...but I believe I have used it for chilies etc. If it did not burn the tender roots on 6 packs, I would think it would be okay for seeds.
561055
I've only used them 1) in ground, or 2) in a planter. The planter-contained rose was fine. But I don't have an answer specific as to potted roses. Sorry!
355060
I suggest doing a ph test of the soil before anything, maybe this product at 5 week intervals instead of 6, and perhaps some good fish liquid fertilizer too. Roses are heavy feeders so make sure that when you plant, you amend the soil with good compost and well aged manure. Getting them planted and off to a good start with amended soil at the very beginning is key. Different types of soils, different zone s, different weather conditions, lots of things to consider, but the best soil at the very start, amended, makes the best roses.
107360
I don't think so. The holes are large enough that the seeds would pass through. In my cooking classes we learned to press the seeds from berries in a fine mess strainer. Such as this one... http://www.amazon.com/OXO-Grips-8-Inch-Double-Strainer/dp/B00004OCLX/ref=sr_1_4?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1408731180&sr=1-4&keywords=fine+mess+strainer
150615
Test your soil first to see what it needs. In general this is a good product for protecting all roses from pests and fungus.Some areas will not allow its use due to runoff causing environmental problems.
1433176
Yes. I use mine with wild bird mix containing millet, black oil sunflower seeds and several other seeds sized between these two. Works great.
458487
I would use all you got in your package, if they were like mine maybe if you are lucky about 6 would germinate and you would get tiny, not nice,flowers. Would not recommend doing this.
429593
Yes you can use it to seed. I have used mine a couple of times to spread grass seed at a friends house. Just really pay attention to your controls because if not careful it will drain out too quickly. Start at the closed setting and slowly open the shoot to the desired setting. Some grass seeds are smaller than others. Hope this helps.
2148190
I do not see any reason why not although the they may injure plant tissue. If it is a hard seed that is big enough not to get lost in the end of the tweezers it should be very good for that.
1267250
Yes I suppose you could, but I only use the lid until the seeds sprout then they are in the open air.
1451920
This product is for insects. You need to look for a product specifically for mildew. If you are growing roses like I do. You need to search for needed products on the internet. I went to rosemania.com and then bought the products I needed on Amazon. I had no problems with mildew on my roses last year.