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moswissa

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this morning i found 7/8 seeds that germinated succesisfully so i planted each one in a large pot in my backyard, so i just barely thru them in the soil and watered them... so my question is how often should i water them until they sprout? i was used to keepin the soil moist not wet but that was for indoor does it apply for outdoor too.?? and how long to they take to sprout?

P.S this is my first outdoor project, i usually grow wit floros and alll dat...
 
kingkron

kingkron

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just make sure the soil is always wet on top, you can just spray it with some water and a little spray bottle.
 
strictly'dope74

strictly'dope74

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if your worried about them drying up just use like a cup of water a day and then a spray bottle of water when ever you get the chance. and if there in a plant pot the soil shouldnt dry as fast and once there bigger they prob dont need water everyday.
good luck
 
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doctorRobert

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don't water too much! I have some herb seeds in little tiny things w/ soil i think I watered them too much an1 out of like 10 have sprouted in 3 weeks! it also depends a lot on how big your buckets are, think about how much they need for the water to get to the bottom and how wet they are when germinating
 
bubblerking

bubblerking

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moswissa said:
this morning i found 7/8 seeds that germinated succesisfully so i planted each one in a large pot in my backyard, so i just barely thru them in the soil and watered them... so my question is how often should i water them until they sprout? i was used to keepin the soil moist not wet but that was for indoor does it apply for outdoor too.?? and how long to they take to sprout?

P.S this is my first outdoor project, i usually grow wit floros and alll dat...
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the trick is to get some plastic cups and fill with soil and cover with saran wrap wala no watering once plant has set of leaves uncover and plant
 
bubblerking

bubblerking

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no holes just good moist soil with cover the cover will fog up a bit the seed loves this method in my exp
 
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