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The Hollyberry Lady · 04-19-2011, 04:30 PM

Cool, JaNan.

Ok so back to germination techniques....

Some folks like to sprout their seeds in moist paper towels, placed in baggies or containers. This can work too but I like the textured paper towels best of all. They cushion the seed better and surround it with little walls of moisture. Make sure the towel is moist, not soaking wet.

Also too, the seedlings will need light after they sprout in the paper towel so be sure to plant them quickly in soil, after germination occurs.

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