seeds seed starting book

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http://www.scribd.com/The-New-Seed-starters-Handbook/d/45256507

I thought it pretty good. A number of references to peppers.

 

[marito001]

Hey, never hurts to learn something new! thank s, very interesting.

 

[PepperLover]

cool thnx alot

 

[mega]

this book is my growing bible. I've read it cover to cover several times.

 

[Justaguy]

Thanks for the valuable info

 

[Sandgroper]

Thanks for that, thats cool.

 

[AlabamaJack]

good read...just read the first 56 pages...and I agree with most of what she said...grammar and typos are a pain to understand...

good newby book...

 

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good read...just read the first 56 pages...and I agree with most of what she said...grammar and typos are a pain to understand...

good newby book...

Being federally educated, that kind of stuff doesn't bother me much "

 

[mega]

Notice on pg. 32 - 34 she provides 2 useful charts: # of days to emerge for different vegetables at different temperatures, and germination % by temperature. Many of the questions about why seeds haven't popped yet can be answered right on these charts, I think.

 

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Notice on pg. 32 - 34 she provides 2 useful charts: # of days to emerge for different vegetables at different temperatures, and germination % by temperature. Many of the questions about why seeds haven't popped yet can be answered right on these charts, I think.

yes, there are number of good charts in it.

 

[AlabamaJack]

agree on the charts...

 

[Silver_Surfer]

Except that charts are 57 years old and predate the supers.

 

[AlabamaJack]

what have you found out about the supers that the charts don't apply to SS?...what am I missing here...

 

[hittmann]

Nice read thank you for linking that.
I read most of it last night.