Don't these seeds need to be stratified before planting?
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Yes. I left mine in the fridge over the winter. Though I believe only 6 weeks are usually recommended. I tried a pack of 5 without stratifying and zero results.
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Yes they need to be stratified... I don't know what happened but I wasn't successful , the seeds didn't grow :(
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i let them soak in lukewarm water for an about an hour before placing them in the soil ...this helps the tough seed to get hydrated...and germinate more quicklygerminate more quickly
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These are viable seeds that sprout in water. There should be no reason why they should not sprout in soil if watered and cared for properly.
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I just put the spoges in a preform Styrofoam cell pach and dropped the seed in each one. I put seed starting fertilizer on to keep moist while on a heating mat and covered them until the started growing. You could use any good potting soil and put the sponges into the dirt.
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Yes, but it's best plant them in pot at outdoor under shade area. I try indoor, it get very low seed germination rate. Plant them in the pot with plastic bag cover the entire pot. Hope this help.
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The seeds need to be stratified ( to be put in the refrigerator during 90 days yo need to monitor them weekly) after that you can plant them indoors but they need a lot of sun or a UV rays light bulb
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No, They are hard seed that needs to be cracked before you eat them to get the most benefit.
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No, you provide soil and a small tomato plant. Have never done this from seed.
838102
Vernalization, more commonly referred to as cold stratification, requires obtaining the seed soon enough to subject them to this required method to germinate, which I did not. Therefore, I have had to save them for next year.
427010
I'm sorry, I answered I incorrectly before, the mesh probably is fine enough to keep the seeds from slipping through.
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Yes, I put seed down, then cover with the fabric. You can still drop seed on the fabric, but doubt much of the seed would make it through to the ground.
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Not sure, but I kind of doubt it. They arrive bare-root & need to be planted & kept moist until the roots start to grow.
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I am not sure but the seeds don't come in a package as pictured. They come in a clear zip lock baggie with a photocopied paper inside that says you need to soak the seeds in the refrigerator for a month before planting.
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The requirements for planting these seeds will be no different than planting others. You can look up planting requirements for each type. I just plant seeds to about twice the depth of the seed, or if they are tiny seeds sprinkle them on top and then put another light layer over them and water carefully. Most vegetables like at least six hours of sunlight a day but that can vary considerably. Good luck and happy gardening!
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Google "stratification" (botany). The poppy seeds have to go through a "cold period" before they will sprout. In Florida, people can sow the seeds in winter and they will sprout. The seeds will not sprout without cold.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratification_(botany)
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It's hard to say. I live in Florida and planted the seeds in March. They were slow to move. Now we are in late November...the air is cooler and they are finally starting to grow. Not the easiest to grow for me, and will attempt again next year to see if it was something that I did wrong.
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o, please ignore previous answer! I was answering about another packet of seeds I bought. most of these seeds should grow in warmer climates, you would just start planting earlier than you would in a more moderate to cold climate.