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Re: [GWL]: A New Rant
Ok, folks. Let's be precise here.
A garden *seed* only needs moisture to germinate. In the case of desert
plants, it may be only a modicum of moisture, but some must be present. A
*seed* does not need sunshine (some must have darkness) to germinate, nor
does it need nutrients to germinate.
Once germination has taken place, however, *then* both light, whether from
sunshine or grow-lights, and nutrients are necessary for the seedling to
continue to grow from a tiny seedling with two seed leaves to a healthy,
productive plant.
Does this solve this question?
Lina
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