Do you have to stratify the seeds,sorry I didn`t get any instructions with them
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I did not. Put them in dirt, watered and almost every seed germinated. They grew like weeds. I've already had to transplant them into larger pots. I did water them every day, lightly.
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There are no directions. You just have to use trial and error. I ended up using the finest one for tomatoes to keep the seeds out. I also learned that I needed to chop them a bit (I was milling raw tomatoes). Good luck.
1004554
There were instructions with the seeds on how to plant them but I don't remember if there were any instructions on how to grow them inside. sorry
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I don't know because mine never germinated and I followed the sketchy directions. I am a master grower in a different plant arena so I'm no stranger to starting seeds. These were a complete failure for me.
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I am not sure. I was so disappointed that the seed flew a ll over I sent it back. I never thought of trying that, but with ingenuity I think you could figure something out.
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If they are ACTUALLY milkweed seeds (mine weren't!), stratifying them helps germination. Place them in damp soil in the fridge for a couple of months. Then put them in a warm location to sprout. I know this doesn't help for this year, but I hope it'll help you later. :)
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I'm using them for the first time, however you put a layer of compost or dirt on bottom, lay out the seed potatoes then a good layer of dirt on top. Once the plants start to emerge and are about 4" tall, hill them so only about 2" of plant is above dirt line, you probably will have to hill them one last time. Then you wait for the plants to flower and then die off, the side pockets allow to to harvest from the bottom...I hope this helped, my potatoes are doing fabulous in these bags, I have hilled twice and am now hoping for an early summer harvest. Happy Growing
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I would recommend spacing the seeds at least 1-2 inches apart. Some gardeners put about three seeds per hole and then thin them out later. I tried seeds from Zziggysgal this year for the first time, and I am pleased with the germination. They're doing very well. I also liked the informative pamphlet they provide with the seeds explaining various uses.
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I am trying to do this with my kids as a project.... i have a "beginner" question: After it germinates , do we need to remove the cardboard and replant? or are the roots supposed to push through? we are only doing these in 5-gallon buckets and not in the ground. thank you for your help!
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If you take everything out first before trying to start preparing the seeds you could miss the paper w the instructions Is a little folded white piece of paper w the instructions, is at the very end of all the seeds packet and container.
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The seed packet should have directions regarding how deep to plant the seed. Some seeds need only a sprinkling of dirt on top, others are best buried 1/2 inch or deeper. Just depends on what you are planting. And then of course, water them generously (but don't drown them) and put them in a sunny window as soon as the seeds start sprouting.
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Just need to plant them and water asap :). Instructions can be found found on the Mr Stacky website which shows best planting practices. Roots in the ground, crowns just above the soil line. Roots come dormant and coming out of dormancy so they are thirsty when you get them. New signs of growth will happen in 1-3 days. The weight should just be ignored amazons shipping goes on weight which is not accurate with actual USPS rates for shipping live plants so we the seller has to correct it by adding weight.Thank you very much!
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Those are probably multiple seeds no? I would guess you keep it all together as one plant.
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I still do not know ! I received the seeds , but I can not plant them . Sorry about my English because I 'm Brazilian . When the weather changes I'll plant and I'll tell you about it .
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Not sure as we just laid ours out using the trench method and they are just beginning to germinate.
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I just put the spoges in a preform Styrofoam cell pach and dropped the seed in each one. I put seed starting fertilizer on to keep moist while on a heating mat and covered them until the started growing. You could use any good potting soil and put the sponges into the dirt.
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Hmmm. The directions, I thought, were pretty clear. It's been a while since I used mine for broccoli sprouts.... but your seeds will stay in the inner container (after the rinsing and shaking process) for proper aeration, humidity and moisture. And that's where they'll begin sprouting.