Re: Germination soil.....
Thanks for all the suggestions.
80 degrees means about 26 degrees Celsius (I am from Belgium,
remember...:-))
which is the temperature I "used" to germinate various seeds.
I didn't use light bulbs though. I had this aquarium with let's say, 4
inches of
water in it. The water was heated with an aquarium heater, and the seedling
containers were put above the water line, on some plastic boxes which were
put upside down.
The advantage of this, is that you can control temperature very accurately
with the thermostate of the aquarium heater. Afterwards, you can graduately
lower the temperature to adjust your little plants. The only problem is the
very
high humidity (100%) you create, which can let the roots get rotten and give
all kinds of fungi a paradise to grow in....
Any suggestions ??
Greetings,
Wim Van Loock aka 'EYES-T'
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> i hit the wrong key thanks for the correction in my germanation box a
> 40 watt bulb keeps 80 degrees we use that for all our vegtable seedlings
> except cole crops also do you soak your seeds overnite in compost tea
> that seems to give them just a little extra boost
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