Seed Starting
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Subject: germination test
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floh |
Cologne / Germany
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How many of you already checked their own 2004 seeds? I just did and had 4/4 germinated from 2 pumpkins in about 48 hours (from seeds not looking too good). I think it´s good to know before sending out seeds to other growers.
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1/9/2005 10:17:28 AM
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Phil H. |
Cameron,ontario Team Lunatic
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I did mine and got 6/6. Even the ones that were really cracked badly on the face of the seed did well.
Phil
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1/9/2005 6:41:10 PM
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BillF |
Buffalo, MN (Billsbigpumpkins@hotmail.com)
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I have been doing testing and my results have not been as good as I would like. Would you let me know what you did to get 100% germination. Bill
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1/11/2005 11:20:19 PM
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pumpkinpal2 |
Syracuse, NY
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BillF---have a look a tht efirst few entries in my pumpkinpal2 diary. my Germ-Bucks have given me very very high percentage of germination success! it would be some work, yes, maybe even labor-intensive, to make one of these buckets, a four-seater, but i have four of them now and they work great! i myself would like to hear a few methods all in one spot though, for i can try them too, while i wait for my Speed Sprout to work...eric
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1/12/2005 11:04:21 AM
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Capt |
White Plains, NY
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I put my seeds in a wet paper towel(folded once) inside a sealed baggie. The baggie is placed on top of my computer with a temperature of 84 degrees (computer remains on).
Between 24-48 hours (some take longer) the majority have sprouted. When the pumpkin tail comes out I put them in potting soil.
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1/12/2005 11:07:37 AM
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MegaGro |
Chicago, IL
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Thanks Pumpkinpal2 for the seeds. We got 100% germination. Take a look: www.megagro.com/big/webpage.cfm?webpage_id=84&DID=6
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2/12/2005 5:53:35 PM
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