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Re: Easy way to pre-soak-sprout seeds?

Michael A Arnold wrote:
> First  I'm asking myself; "why do you want to pre-soak the seeds" in the
> first place. There are only a few seeds I can think of that require a
> pre-soak and those usually need a 24 hour soaking before planting. And
> maybe pre-soak wasn't the thought you    were trying to get across -
> seems like what you were talking about was pre-sprouting. Once again I
> ask myself why. Not being snooty here - just curious.
>
> Mike  (western Oregon, Sunset zone 8)
> quincymike@juno.com

You are right, the word I meant was pre-sprout. There is a whole page in the
 book on
pre-sprouting seeds.

Here in Northern Alabama, USA it is (probably) too early to plant many seeds
 directly in
the cold ground. By pre-sprouting, them, I hope to get a jump on the growing
 season
(assuming I get very lucky frost-wise). My house brick wall will probably help
 me there,
 too. also, I'm making some fence wire/plastic covering to use in colder weather
 and
spring rains. Fun!

Rocket Jim in Rocket City (Huntsville AL)
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