Assuming it was healthy seed - more time is all that is needed. Germination rates vary from variety to variety and container to container. It can range from 2 days to 2 weeks or more.

It's the old "the watched pot never boils" scenario. ;)

Dave

Larry, I don't get concerned until about two weeks have passed with no germination for a variety.

Of course it also depends on where you got your seeds from and how fresh they are.

Carolyn

Carolyn

Ty, new seed,TGS. will show patience:)

My Kellogg Breakfast was the very last to germinate. So don't get discouraged.

My Kellogg Breakfast also was the only one not to sprout which I planted almost a month ago. The others I planted Tiger Stripe, Brandywine, Yellow Pear, Costoluto, Mortgage Lifter and Anna Maria Heart have all sprouted. And I had better luck with rooting cuttings from 1 gal. tomato plants, Moskvich and Debaro. Nice to know that I am not the only one having problems with KB.
Clare