[DOC] [TLE] Scarification of Seeds (scarifying) & Seed Germination - Grow Guru ... [PAR] Mar 1, 2012 ... Here is method to help you germinate seeds that may still be viable but are 
having ..... Kids dont have a hard tough shell from which they germinate ... for 24 
hours,plant them in pots of soil, feed them fertilizer or stick them ... Any seed that 
has failed on me has been one where it has sprouted fist then give up. [DOC] [TLE] How to Germinate Seed - JL Hudson, Seedsman [PAR] Seeds need water and oxygen to germinate, so are best started in a light, loose 
soil ... A seed that takes 2 - 3 weeks will usually come up fairly evenly; one that 
takes 1 - 12 ... These have hard impermeable shells and need nicking or 
scratching the coat to ... Smoke treatment often helps germination of plants from 
fire-prone... [DOC] [TLE] Tips for Germinating Hard-to-Start Seeds | Organic Gardening Blog [PAR] Scarification - scar or scratch or nick the hard seed coat. Stratification ... Soaking. 
Soaking helps seeds with tough coats, and also draws out harmful chemicals. [DOC] [TLE] How to Soak Seeds Before Planting | Planet Natural [PAR] May 15, 2013 ... Particularly hard seeds like beans will benefit from scarification before they're 
soaked. ... it completely) but scratching with a dull knife or buffing the seed with a 
nail file. ... Then we placed them carefully in the planting trough and covered ... 
hard shelled seeds, (soaked prior) that germinate most beneficially... [DOC] [TLE] Tips for starting seeds that have particular needs - tribunedigital-mcall [PAR] Feb 14, 2014 ... Nasturtium seeds have a thick hard outer shell. ... As usual, there are long 
scientific terms for some of these relatively simple techniques. ... hard or thick 
outer skins that need some help to germinate. Scarification is any method used to 
make the seed covering more prone ... Here are the most common ones:. [DOC] [TLE] How to Grow A Tree or Shrub From Seed from TreeHelp [PAR] Starting trees from seed can be one of the most rewarding gardening activities, ... 
trees have been growing for an awfully long time without any help from humans. 
... techniques to mimic the role nature plays in causing tree seeds to germinate. ... 
Scarification is commonly required on seeds with dense or hard seed shells. [DOC] [TLE] Germinating old cannabis seeds | Grasscity Forums [PAR] One of the strains I am germinating is DNA Genetics feminized Pure. ... A friend of 
mine was gifted an unopened pack/ sealed vile of these seeds. .... By tomorrow 
afternoon, most of them will have shed their shell and be wide open. ... I use the 
same techniques to germinate old and young seeds alike...but for the sake of this
... [DOC] [TLE] Help! Malabar Spinach and Culantro seeds not germinating - GardenWeb [PAR] Mar 30, 2010 ... For half of the malabar seeds, I also tried scratching their hard shells. ... from 
cutting but our farmers market do not have these until mid summer. ... seeds she 
was trading, thinking she was sterilizing them. Well ... But for the record, one of 
the malabar seeds finally sprouted after five weeks in the frig and one... [DOC] [TLE] Overcoming Seed Dormancy: Trees and Shrubs - NC Cooperative ... [PAR] Viable seeds that do not germinate are ... seed will not germinate. ... Any process 
of breaking, scratching, or ... by soaking them in concentrated sulfuric ... hard 
seed coat; the technique is the same ... For mechanical scarification, seed coats 
... One type of internal dormancy is ... After these treatments, sow the seeds under
. [DOC] [TLE] Growing palms from seeds - TopTropicals.com - rare plants for home ... [PAR] Seeds need water and oxygen to germinate, so are best started in a light, ... 
Scarification ... to germinate seeds indoors, the use of grow lights can be of 
tremendous help; ... A seed that takes 2 - 3 weeks will usually come up fairly 
evenly; one that ... For most of these "hard" seeds, the outer shell must be scarred
, scratched or

Question: Scarification is a technique where hard-shelled ones of these are scratched to help them sprout
Answer: Seeds