Crap. Crap ****

[klondike_bar]

I think this might have to do with the viability of the seeds themselves. If the seeds don't crack and shoot out a taproot in the paper towel, then it's unlikely that it's going to do any differently in the soil.

cant argue with that. but generally it will break the soil surface within a week if its a good seed. at that point you can always add more. i personally overseed assuming that out of every 10 seeds, about half will fall victim to being either duds or males

ive had seeds not sprout in soil, and as a confirmation, unsuccesfully tried the towel method too.

klondike_bar Reviewed by klondike_bar on 12-07-2007. Crap. Crap **** I was placing my germinated seed into my soil and when i picked it up with my tweezers i accidently broke off the little root. Does this mean the seeds garbage? Rating: 5

[klondike_bar]

hell, on a totally offtopic note, i actually ate one of those seeds yesterday since they presumably are good for ya. (tasted kinda crappy and let out a wierd hollow crack)

because of the wierd hollow feeling it seemed to have, i cut the other seed in half. turns out at least 1/2 the space inside the seed was empty. :wtf: