How to grow miniaure rainbow roses from seeds.

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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 will need to leave them there for a pretend winter and if you want to germinate the seeds I would suggest you do so by placing them is a potting mix and make a mini glass house by using plastic to form a tent to cover the seeds, this can be done in early spring so they get an early start and once they are strong enough they can be placed in the garden .

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Did you overspray? I'd rework the soil. Also depends on where you live. Are you starting from seed or seedlings? So many factors, need more information.

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First soak the palm seeds for 24 hours in warm water, then place those seeds with either some slightly damp moss or a formulated palm seedling compost mix into a transparent plastic beg.

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There should be no particular problem. Just sow them about 1 inch (25mm) deep in small pots of seed compost. Germination will take 14-21 days at 75F (24C). Transfer to larger containers of freely-draining soil as they grow.

well i recently also bought a aerogarden classic which i presume you to have it states in the aerogarden hand book in the master gardener kit ( which is a seperate seed kit purchase grow your own seed kit in other words! ) it states " even though great care and consideration is taken into producing the grow pods and selecting of seeds long transportation in humid or wet conditions may destry the seed" but this does not sound like you situation it clearly statets standard germination rate for a aergo garden is 4 days to rwo weeks tops you should also take into consideration if the size of seed some seeds have a greater tolerenace of water and need a bit more time for the water to germinate the seed regarding any more answers feel free to ask me on [email protected]

or easy enough read through this simple PDF its not relevant to the gourmet herb kit but the genral processes apply to all seed kits and gives you some good advice on all aspects from pruning to haarvesting and most challenging of all whe you have fruitnig crop how to polinate.

http://www.aerogarden.org.uk/files/Master%20Gardener%20Seed%20kit%20Guide.pdf

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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