Depends totally on the seed, you need to also include information on the seeds you want to plant.
shallow planting depth
1. If you plant a seed too deep, it will not get enough sunlight to germinate.If you plant a seed to shallow, it won't have enough soil cover to support the germinating top growth.The rule of thumb on planting seed is plant three times the depth of the size of the seed. If you have seeds that are very tiny, just the barest covering of soil is enough. For larger seeds, the depth varies with the size of the seed.2. It is necessary to sow seeds at an appropriate depth because it ensures the proper and timely germination of the seed. The seed sown at more depth will not be able to germinate on time and the leafs will not appear on the surface on time. This is because it has to cross the layer of soil to come or appear on the surface.Similarly the seeds are not sown superficially on the ground because they can be eaten by the birds or can be easily carried away by wind.
1 year and 3 moths
That depends. If the plant is dead, then planting a seed beneath it can be beneficial, because as the dead plant decays, it will release nutrients into the soil that will help the seed to grow healthily. Planting a seed under a live plant, however, is typically unwise, since either the seed will kill the living plant, or the living plant will kill the seed, or both will survive, but make each other unhealthy.
Yes seeds that have been refrigerated can be planted as long as it was stored in an air-tight container. Otherwise the seed will have dried out, making germination impossible. If you are not certain, try planting them before throwing them away.
1/2 inch deep.
Current recommendations are to plant corn seed 1.5 to 2 inches deep.
it is the planting of a seed. is this a trick question?
if a seed then three times the length of the seed. {21/2 to 3 inches deep. if as a transplant seedling then plant at crown of plant.
Sowing is the process of planting seeds. In seeding, little if any soil is placed over the seeds. More precisely, seeds can be generally sown into the soil by maintaining a planting depth of about 2-3 times the size of the seed
sowing
yes, if the seed is planted too deeply it may not germinate at all (conditions not met), or the seedling may run out of "food reserves" before it has had time to reach the surface and the primary leaves to open. normally the ideal planting depth is twice the diameter of the seed
shallow planting depth
Indirect Planting-In this method of planting,the plants need to be transferred from a seed box to it's permanent place.
Indirect Planting-In this method of planting,the plants need to be transferred from a seed box to it's permanent place.
Indirect Planting-In this method of planting,the plants need to be transferred from a seed box to it's permanent place.
This depends completely upon the growing conditions, such as the weather, soil density, seed planting depth, and type of watermelon. Without more specific information, this question is unanswerable.