EASY germination guide

These components are vital:

• Adequate moisture
• Minimal handling
• Temperatures between 69° and 71°F 
• Paper towels

NOTE:  Non-porous towels are best as the seeds and roots will not stick to the material.

Moisten a paper towel, making sure it is not soaking wet.
Wring it to remove excess water.
We suggest using purified water (with a little seaweed fertilizer) for the process.

Use a tweezer to place your seeds on the damp towel.
Keep them about 1-inch apart.
Fold the towel or put another moist paper towel on top.

Cover it with another plate to prevent the towels from drying out and avoiding light exposure.
Inspect the seeds daily and spray more water, if necessary, to keep the seeds moist.
Be careful when checking for sprouted seeds, as you might accidentally damage the fragile taproots.

You should have seedlings within 1–5 days. Whenever you see popped seeds, move them to the next medium.