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"Franz Heymann" wrote in message ... "jim" wrote in message ... is it possible to grow tomato plants from seeds taken directly from a tin of peeled plum tomatoes? I doubt if the seeds would live through being immersed in a vat of boiling tomatoes Franz ******** Quite so!. Put crudely, - examine any seed. That seed has a little bit of it that starts to germinate when the right season and the right conditions arrive. I cannot see that vulnerable "little bit" surviving boiling heat. Yet, - (second thoughts!), what about those plants that survive vast fires every year!. I suppose their condition is different, - those plants have a root mass underneath them and probably don't need seeds. Or am I talking haywire?. Doug. ******** |
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