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Brooklyn1 · 31-03-2011, 01:44 AM posted to rec.gardens

(EVP MAN) wrote:

Last Sunday I started my garden seeds indoors. When I opened the pack
of cantaloupe seeds, the first thing I noticed that they were a bright
blue in color. Today (Wed.) they have already germinated and are over
an inch tall. None of the other seeds (tomato and bell pepper) have
germinated as of yet. Best I can figure is that the bright blue coating
on the seeds had something to do with the rapid germination. Any ideas
as to what these seeds may have been coated with?

Usually the seed packet will say that These seeds have been treated
against specific plant diseases, do NOT feed to wildlife.

http://www.harrisseeds.com/storefron...nfo_Seeds.aspx