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stanc_gw

moldy seeds

16 years ago

I put some seeds in a ziplock bag with some moist paper towel and into the refridgerater on dec 15th.

I checked them today add did not find any germinating yet.

I did see a few starting to get mold what should I do.

This is my first time doing this ,thanks

Stanc

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