How long does it take to germinate?
1861106
Not to sure. Depending on your settings (temp & light, moisture), it can anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. Your best bet is to ask a nursery owner.Robert
1861107
Not to sure. Depending on your settings (temp & light, moisture), it can anywhere from 2 to 4 weeks. Your best bet is to ask a nursery owner.
1861108
I purchased these at the end of last summer. I will be planting them in the next month or so... Who can say after this winter. I am looking forward to get them in the ground but I can't answer this question until then.
222085
Everyone is different, so everyone has different results. For some people, it could take a week. For others, it could take as long as a couple of months, or even never. But, for me, it took about two weeks of continuous nightly applying before I could see new growth, however it wasn't by a lot. Hope this helps :)
792004
The plant does not like too much water, potting soil will do. As for temperature, USDA zone 8-10, but I live in a zone 11-12 area but they still grow here.If the germination process took more that two weeks, than those seeds got over-dried and you should get rid of em. It didn't took two weeks and I got my seeds to sprout.
1594072
It does take 2 to 12 weeks to see your first growth spurt, but mostly it takes 2 to 6 weeks. Each growth spurt is about a quarter of an inch.
717169
I don't remember how long it took them to first sprout but within 2 months the plants were about 2ft tall.
1062143
There are ways to do both just work through the germination mode empty about 2 weeks then start your mature plants or start young plants earlier maybe a week in
2082909
I was also very disappointed that it took so long for the seeds to germinate. These are supposed to be wildflowers that grow naturally, and yet they're so difficult to cultivate. I planted the seeds indoors in the month of March, and I've recently planted them in raised beds and containers. They continue to be very low growing and spreading out. My plan is to transfer them to the ground in autumn at the earliest. Be patient and hang in there. I just check on the plants every now and then and just let them do their thing at their own pace. Good luck!
1258269
May could be late depending on where you are. It should be applied before other non wanted seeds germinate. I try to get it done in early April in the northwest and then again in the fall.
1818384
Tulips take 5-10 years to bloom from seed. The issue is that many Amazon sellers are selling "fake" tulip seeds - they will grow into completely different plants (wild daisies, grass, etc.). By then it will be too late for the customer to make a complaint and the seller will have made a quick buck.
1610614
It's really simple. put about a teaspoon of seeds in each tray, with the empty base at the bottom. Pour 2 cups of water in the top tray once in the morning and once at night. Start eating sprouts in 3-5 days. We find it's best to stagger the seeds, so put a teaspoon of seeds in the bottom tray, then two days later, add a tray with a teaspoon of seeds, etc. That way you always have fresh seeds. Once sprouted, we take them out, put them in a baggie and into the fridge where they last for about two weeks. Happy eating.
48660
The life of a seed varies by type. The sprout rate deteriorates over time. Freezing seeds can slow the rate of determination significantly. Freezing these should last 10 to 15 years.
1610613
Well for the most part the instructions you need depend on the seed your trying to sprout. Not the sprout-er you decide to use. Generally, you take the amount of seeds you want to sprout. You soak them for about 6-12 hours depending on the seed you choose. You then rinse them off and drain them. You place them in the sprouter. Place some in each compartment of the sprouter. every 12 hours or so you rinse them in the sprouter and make sure they drain well and re stack them. That's it. wait til they get to the level you want them . Then , you eat them .
277746
Ours took a while to germinate, but now that they have they are small stemmed with two small green leaves on each side. Now that they are getting a little "older" they are starting to develop a second set of double leaves. They look similar to our bell pepper plants, but much smaller and not as hearty or as strong and fast growing...We are just babying them every day.
963349
I use a high quality growing soil and a germination station. It's been four weeks since I planted them and half of the plants have sprouted.
1764057
In the beginning I thought the same. First of all the seeds sprout usually after 3 or 4 days. You just add water before and after planting the seeds in. Just if by the touch is dry, then add only a few drops of water after to each square. When you notice the roots they look like white littles hairs
828391
Hi I bought 20 seeds only 2 have germinated the packing is a white envelope and the seeds get cruched. it took tow weeks on a heat mat to get them to grow. I will not buy from this guy again.
487222
The plant you buy will not grow any taller than it is. It will, however put out new shoots in the Spring, which will be 50 - 100% taller than the parent in about 60 days. It will do this each year until it reaches maturity in 5 to 7 years, when it will be 30 to 60 feet high, depending on your location. It will spread each year also.