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Working on starting indoor daylily seeds

7 months ago

I've started some seeds indoors using the same method I did years ago. I am using the peroxide/water solution in small clear cups and when I see the white nub (radicle?)appear, I then plant in a red cup with drain holes and planting mixture, add a plastic clear baggie with elastic band (my verison of a tiny greenhouse)and put on a heat mat to await to see if any green sprouting appears. Then they would go under the Grow Lights till its time to go outside and harden off.


My question is if any of you have done this, did you typically see DIPs vs TET's have the white nub appear more quickly?

One of the crosses I got that is a DIP, had 4 of the 6 seeds already showed the white nub within 1 day. The person who sent me the seeds had refrig the seeds for 3 weeks before sending to me.


Julia