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ashley_sanchez49

What causes germination to accelerate?

10 years ago

As I've posted before, I'm growing multiple varieties of carrots. Well, all varieties have sprouted!

I have rainbow, chantenay, Parisian, and bambino. I'm happy that they all sprouted, but I'm kinda confused.

i sowed the seeds on Thursday. How come they germinated so fast? It's been usual Texas heat, but it's been raining for the past 3 days.

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