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  1. Galina

    Small seeds sow without difficulty

    These two methods of sowing long ago peeped on the Internet and I enjoy using them until now. The first is ideal for seeds of carrots, dill and parsley, the second for even smaller seeds of lettuce, celery, turnips, basil, thyme, rosemary.

    1. I put the seeds in a container from under the Chinese toothpicks and gently shake out through the hole in the lid one at a time in the hole.

    2. A packet of food gelatin is poured in 1 st. warm water, mix thoroughly, add seeds. I add water until the gel begins to resemble a dough for pancakes. I dial it into the syringe and squeeze it in a droplet into the row. By the way, I noticed that the plants grow better and bear fruit after the "gelatinous" seed sowing.

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  2. Olga GRIBKO

    I buy seeds of vegetables that I grow with a seedless method in March. Last year, an interesting conversation took place with the seller in the garden store. It turns out that in addition to the usual dragee and inlaid, bubbled, encased in a gel shell and even plasma seeds appeared on sale. Has got on a bag of each novelty. Here are my conclusions.
    Drazirovannye and inlaid seeds on radish and carrots are treated with fertilizers and growth stimulants, they grow better. I sow them dry in a damp ground, otherwise they will not germinate.
    Seeds in the gel shell really liked. I often do not have time to water the crops, so the moisture-retaining gel was a good find.
    The bubbling seeds, aged in oxygen-enriched water, did not impress.
    Plasma (treated in a special atmosphere under reduced pressure) and allegedly super-similar (as stated on the package) also differed little from conventional (except perhaps the price).
    But the convenience of carrot seeds, pasted on tape, appreciated. And to sow simply, and do not need to thin out. This year I will definitely buy these more!

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