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Seeds Pack
Seed pack featuring thirty assorted packets of seeds for growing your own fruit and vegetables.
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Bumper pack of 4 different types of seed for germination.Seed Pack contains250g Sunflower100g Cress500g Mung Bean500g Broad Bean
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Organic Chia Seeds - 1 kg
High fibre and protein content. Rich in plant-based omega-3 vegetable fatty acids. The Chia plant (Salvia hispanica) orgiginally comes from Mexico and parts of South and Central America. The Aztecs already appreciated the small, black and white seeds as an energizer and important component of their diet. What makes the Chia seeds so special is their good nutrient combination of valuable Omega-3 fatty acids as well as their high content of protein and fibres. Furthermore, they are valued for their good swelling feature. Chia Seeds can easily be strayed over salads, fruits or spreads or mixed in dressings, cereals, soups, smoothies, yoghurts or baking mixtures. Gluten free.
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Which seeds are suitable for germination?
Seeds that are suitable for germination are typically mature, viable, and healthy. They should not be damaged, diseased, or too old. Additionally, seeds that have been properly stored in a cool, dry place are more likely to germinate successfully. Different plant species have different requirements for germination, so it's important to research the specific needs of the seeds you are trying to germinate.
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Does pouring boiling water on seeds accelerate their germination?
No, pouring boiling water on seeds does not accelerate their germination. In fact, exposing seeds to boiling water can actually damage them and inhibit germination. It is important to follow the recommended methods for seed germination, which often involve soaking seeds in room temperature water or scarifying the seed coat to promote germination.
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Does pouring boiling water on seeds speed up germination?
Pouring boiling water on seeds can actually harm the seeds and slow down germination rather than speeding it up. Boiling water can damage the seed coat, which is essential for protecting the seed and allowing it to absorb water for germination. It is best to follow the recommended methods for germinating specific types of seeds to ensure successful germination.
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How can one explain the germination of pea seeds?
Pea seeds germinate when they are provided with the right conditions for growth. This includes moisture, oxygen, and suitable temperature. When a pea seed absorbs water, it activates enzymes that break down stored nutrients in the seed, providing energy for the seedling to grow. As the seedling grows, it develops roots to absorb water and nutrients from the soil, and shoots to reach towards the light for photosynthesis. Over time, the seedling grows into a mature pea plant.
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Kainga: Seeds of Civilization Steam Key
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Organic Hemp Seeds hulled - 900 g
100 % pure, hulled hemp seeds (Cannabis sativa L.) from controlled organic cultivation. Hemp seeds are a rich source of protein and fibre whilst at the same time being low in carbohydrates. They are therefore perfect for diverse, wholefood nutrition in vegetarian, vegan or low-carb recipes. Due to their nutty taste, which can be intensified by roasting them slightly in a pan, they are frequently used to enrich smoothies, salads, mueslis or to bake bread or cakes. - Vegan - High in polyunsaturated fatty acids - Outstanding source of protein, high in fibre
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Organic Pumpkin Seeds (natural) - 250 g
Organic Pumpkin Seeds left in their natural state from the Styrian oil pumpkin. These pumpkin seeds from the Styrian oil pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo var. styriaca) from controlled organic cultivation in Austria delight young and old with their aromatic, delicate-nutty flavour. They can be nibbled as a snack, but are also excellent for refining salads, mueslis and soups or as an ingredient in delicious bread and other baked goods.
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Organic Pumpkin Seeds (natural) - 1 kg
Left in their natural state, from the Styrian oil pumpkin. These pumpkin seeds from the Styrian oil pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo var. styriaca) from controlled organic cultivation in Austria delight young and old with their aromatic, delicate-nutty flavour. They can be nibbled as a snack, but are also excellent for refining salads, mueslis and soups or as an ingredient in delicious bread and other baked goods.
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How many years are apple seeds viable for germination?
Apple seeds are generally viable for germination for about 5 years if stored properly. However, the germination rate may decrease over time, so it's best to use seeds within the first 2-3 years for the best results. Proper storage conditions, such as keeping the seeds in a cool, dry place, can help extend their viability.
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Why do seeds not need nutrients to germinate?
Seeds do not need nutrients to germinate because they already contain all the necessary nutrients and energy within themselves to support the initial stages of growth. The embryo within the seed is packed with stored food reserves, such as carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, which provide the energy and nutrients needed for germination and early growth. These reserves sustain the seedling until it can establish its own root system and begin to photosynthesize and produce its own food. Therefore, seeds are able to germinate and start growing without needing external sources of nutrients.
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Does pouring boiling water on seeds speed up their germination?
Pouring boiling water on seeds can actually harm them rather than speed up their germination. The heat from boiling water can damage the seed coat and delicate internal structures, reducing the seed's ability to germinate. It is best to follow the recommended methods for germinating specific types of seeds to ensure successful germination.
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How can the germination inhibition in apple seeds be achieved?
Germination inhibition in apple seeds can be achieved by subjecting the seeds to cold stratification, which involves exposing the seeds to cold, moist conditions for a period of time. Another method is to treat the seeds with chemicals or growth inhibitors that prevent germination. Additionally, storing the seeds in dry conditions or exposing them to high temperatures can also inhibit germination.
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