65 seeds were planted. 8 plants grew in week 1, 11 plants grew in week 2, 14 plants grew in week 3. what percent of the seeds had sprouted in week 5?

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If your rose is growing well and producing good flower there should be no need to try to grow from seed. However if you wish to do this before your freshly harvested rose seeds will germinate the seeds need to be treated so that they do not mould too much as this may cause them to rot use a mixture of 10ml of hydrogen peroxide in about 250ml water and soak the seeds for about an hour or alternatively you can dust lightly with antifungal powder for plants. After this they also need to be put into "cold Storage" for a while before planting, put them in damp vermiculite make sure they never dry out and store them in your fridge, away from any vegetables or fruit that may contaminate them (with the chemicals they release naturally) for about 3 to 6 weeks leading up to early springtime. The temperature should be around 70F or 22C outside. Remove them from the fridge and then as soon as they germinate (this could take anywhere between 1 to four MONTHS and most of the seeds may not germinate at all, you may only get 30 out of 100 that germinate. Plant the seeds as soon as they begin to sprout, use very well drained soil be gentle and put the sprout point downward into the soil cover lightly with soil (5mm or so) and about 5cm apart, they should emerge in about 7 to 10 days.

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You can grow all kinds of sprouts inside. All you need to do is pout the seeds in moist soil next to a window with lots of sun. Within 3 to 4 days you will have hundreds of edible little sprouts.

Parsley seeds should be planted shallowly, under a light bed of moist soil. I put mine down only about 1/4 of an inch. They will start sprouting within about a week.

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I used these last year. Place the peat pellets in each of the spaces in the tray. Add lukewarm water until tray is about half full. Keep adding water over a period of time until the peat pellets have expanded and will not absorb more water. Next place one seed just into the surface of each peat pellet, making sure that they are just barely covered by peat. Place the clear cover on the tray next. Now you will want to keep the tray in sunlight for at least half the day each day. Be sure not to keep the tray anywhere it will get very cool. You will notice in just over a week or so that plants are sprouting. Continue to give them water as needed until the plants are touching the clear lid for the container. At this point you will want to begin leaving them outside unless the temperature or weather is extreme, in which case keep them under shelter. After about two weeks the young plants will toughen up somewhat and will be ready for planting permanently outdoors. Have fun!

The dill should require roughly the same parameters to sprout as the other plants in the AreoGarden. Perhaps fresh seed would help.

more than likely just a couple of dead seeds, if they keep dying start over

Hi kadoolittle, some pods do not sprout but can be return for a replacement.
Check out the Dill article on the Aerogardeners Wiki for more info on growing it in the Aerogarden.
http://aerogardeners.wikia.com/wiki/Dill