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Best way to soak seeds for (fast) germination

Learn how to use the best methods to soak small seeds before planting them. Seed starting basics. For higher success rates, some types of seed need to be soaked before planting and before germination can take place. Other seed germinate faster with soaking. Become a better gardener, Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/Gardenfundamen... Share with a friend:    • Best way to soak seeds for (fast) germination   ----------------------- Free Stuff: Free Garden eBook: 24 1/2 Garden Design Ideas: http://www.gardenfundamentals.com/24-... ----------------------- My Books: Garden Myths: http://www.gardenmyths.com/garden-myt... Building Natural Ponds: http://www.buildingnaturalponds.com/ ------------------------ Free Resources: Garden Fundamentals Blog - lots of gardening information: http://www.gardenfundamentals.com/ Garden Fundamentals Facebook Group:   / gardenfundamentals   My Garden Myths Blog: http://www.gardenmyths.com/ Building Natural Ponds Facebook Group:   / buildingnaturalponds   ----------------------- Recommended Playlists Seed Germination - Everything you need to know:    • Improved paper towel and baggy method for ...   Garden Myths:    • Epsom Salt Myths - learn the truth about u...   ----------------------- Best way to soak seeds for (fast) germination In this episode of garden fundamentals I’ll show you two simple techniques for soaking small seeds. The second one is a new method that I use most of the time. Soaking large seed like bean seed or large amounts of seed is easily done in kitchen dishes. But what about small seed or small quantities of seed? I’ll show you how I handle these. The first method uses small zip lock bags. You can get these at dollar stores or hobby stores. Simply add your seeds, some water and zip up the bags. Let them sit for 24 hours. The bags make it easy to drain the seeds. Opps – one snuck out. No problem – just put it back. If they need repeated washing or longer soaking, add more water and continue the process. Rinse every 24 hours. The second method uses the caps from liquor bottles. Some of the rum caps are nice and tall and make great containers for soaking seed. Remove the inner liner before you use them. When you are ready to drain the seeds, just use your finger to hold the seeds inside the cap. When you are done, rinse the caps with water and use them again. If you are doing several different seeds at the same time – remember to label them. I just sit the cap on top of the seed envelope, so I know which is which. List of Credits: Images: All slides and videos belong to GardenFundamentals.com or are public domain images, except for the following: Music: Kevin Macleod: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-...