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Lorie
Muncy, PA
(Zone 5a)

January 23, 2001
9:32 AM

Post #777

This is my first year at seriously starting from seed. I have been sowing seed in containers, putting them in a ziplock bag and putting them on a seed tape, or furnace. When the seeds germinate, they go under the lights. What I want to know is, whether this is too much for the seeds. I am not getting the germination I thought I would. I realize that some need cold treatment, but barring that, is this the right way to go? Thanks for any help

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