Re: Learning seed propagation techniques...
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> Allan-
For some of the smaller and longer to germinate seeds-columbines come to mind-
I sow them directly in very shallow containers, cover them with plastic wrap
and set them on the top of the fridge. Transplanting has to tke place as soon
as they have a true set of leaves as the containers are too shallow for
much bigger growth and I also prefer to grow in a cooler environment.
Happy Gardening!!
Caron
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> I've tried this with the not-so-tiny seeds... Like some Morning Glory a few
> days ago. How do you handle the salt-grained-sized seeds and smaller? Can you
> handle the little sprout on a toothpick or something and drop it onto some
> sterile mix?
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>
> -Allan
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> Allan Anderson
> Jardinage, Copper and Cedar Garden Art
> 3701 East Minnehaha Parkway
> Minneapolis, MN 55417
> 612-729-2285
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