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Last year I planted these guys, and I think I read that your should scarify (nick) the seed coat for better germination. Am I completely wrong on this?
Thanks for any advice on this one.
Got the trailing variety in pastels this year, and ready to plant the seeds.
I don't think scarifying the seed coat would give better germination. It might give a slightly faster germination, but I personally don't do it for nasturtium.
Soaking them in water for a couple of hours would hydrate them and speed germination. But recently I planted four 'Alaska' seeds, and three of the four have sprouted without the soaking method. Your call.
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