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When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers
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On 25 Apr, 09:38, rabc wrote:
When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light *to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers -- rabc You havn't said what you are sewing them onto, though in my experience not mant seeds are that ornimental. Might be better if you tried sowing them David Hill |
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"rabc" wrote When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers Some seeds need light to germinate, depends on the species. -- Regards Bob Hobden W.of London. UK |
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On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 07:52:29 -0700 (PDT), Dave Hill
wrote: You havn't said what you are sewing them onto, though in my experience not mant seeds are that ornimental. Might be better if you tried sowing them David Hill ! well done David Pam in Bristol |
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On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 04:38:49 -0400, rabc
wrote: When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers Whatever seed you are sowing, check what their germination requirements are. Some need dark, some need light. Pam in Bristol |
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On 27 Apr, 18:05, Pam Moore wrote:
On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 04:38:49 -0400, rabc wrote: When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light *to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers Whatever seed you are sowing, check what their germination requirements are. *Some need dark, some need light. Pam in Bristol I remember our English masterusing this as a pointer to some of the anomilies of the English Language. The farmer was out in the field sowing corn, his wfe was in the house sewing a button on his shirt. They were both..................... Working . There is no collective noun to cover both tasks in one word. David Hill |
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On 27 Apr, 22:09, Dave Hill wrote:
On 27 Apr, 18:05, Pam Moore wrote: On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 04:38:49 -0400, rabc wrote: When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light *to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers Whatever seed you are sowing, check what their germination requirements are. *Some need dark, some need light. Pam in Bristol I remember our English masterusing this as a pointer to some of the anomilies of the English Language. The farmer was out in the field sowing corn, his wfe was in the house sewing a button on his shirt. They were both..................... Working . There is no collective noun to cover both tasks in one word. David Hill and mosy of my work had the rider "Must learn to spell" David |
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"Dave Hill" wrote in message ... On 27 Apr, 22:09, Dave Hill wrote: On 27 Apr, 18:05, Pam Moore wrote: On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 04:38:49 -0400, rabc wrote: When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers Whatever seed you are sowing, check what their germination requirements are. Some need dark, some need light. Pam in Bristol I remember our English masterusing this as a pointer to some of the anomilies of the English Language. The farmer was out in the field sowing corn, his wfe was in the house sewing a button on his shirt. They were both..................... Working . There is no collective noun to cover both tasks in one word. David Hill and mosy of my work had the rider "Must learn to spell" David English is not an easy language, as I am finding out, having promised my German friend to help her know all about it. Well - there's cough, and bough and rough for a start.. |
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, Dave Hill writes masterusing Well that's a new word for it. -- hugh "Believe nothing. No matter where you read it, Or who said it, Even if I have said it, Unless it agrees with your own reason And your own common sense." Buddha |
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On Sun, 25 Apr 2010 04:38:49 -0400, rabc
wrote: When sewing seed ive always covered the container with a sheet of newspaper or something similar to keep out the light to force the seed to germinate, do i really need too, how much longer will they take to germinate if i dont........cheers What happens in nature do you think? Does some entity go around shielding germinating seeds with newspapers? I think not. I like my seedlings to meet sunshine as soon as possible. It keeps 'em green and avoids legginess. I used to start my cucs and toms in an airing cupboard. What a misguided waste of time! Now they sit out in full light and are better for it. -- (¯`·. ®óñ© © ²°¹° .·´¯) |
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