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How long does it take from the time a pumpkin seed is planted until it is harvested?
It typically takes about 90 to 120 days for a pumpkin seed to be planted and harvested.
How did the 'Keep Off The Grass' sign get there?
It was planted at the same time as the grass seed.
How is farming done?
Farming starts out by a seed getting planted. The seed is then given time to grow with water and fertilizer. The seed grows into a crop. The crop is then harvested and sold to stores.
When should a seed be planted?
To germinate To germinate
What is the average time for grass seed to germate?
Germination usually occurs within 24 to 48 hours of being planted and moistened. Emergence should occur within 7 to 10 days.
What was a seed plow in Mesopotamia?
a seeder plow is a plow that the Mesopotamians used. it was special in that it plowed the soil and planted the seeds at the same time.
What does germinate do with plants?
It's pretty simple really, the germination process allows the seed time to grow without any fertilizer, when done germinating the seed is healthy enough to be planted in soil.
What is an Easter potato?
A potato that was planted around Easter or a small potato that is served on Easter can be what is called an Easter potato.Specifically, potatoes are popular year round. But according to some traditions and in some countries, baby potatoes are served on Easter since their shape and size can be interpreted as Easter egg-like. Easter also is a time at which potatoes can be planted so that they will be harvested before the hot weather which they so dislike.
Can you plant potato peels to get potatoes?
In the Spring, cut up pieces of potatoes that contain "eyes". (small dots on the potato) These are then planted in the ground. They will grow into a new potato plant. Sometimes store bought potatoes will have been sprayed with chemicals to keep them from growing. Do not plant these kind. They won't grow and the chemicals may harm other plants around it. -BrioPower
Does the depth at which the seeds are planted have any effect on their germination?
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
What is the name of a fruit that is green and red from the outside and green on the inside and has a tiny seed in the middle?
I don't know ,but I think that it is a fig because last time i planted a seed and when it grew we picked it out and it was green and red from the outside and green from the inside and a tiny seed in the middle
What happens to the seed in the soil?
When a seed is planted in soil, it germinates by absorbing water and nutrients from the soil. The seed then undergoes cell division and growth, sending up shoots and roots to establish itself as a new plant. Over time, the seed coat may decompose as the plant grows larger.
