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Many desert plants only sprout after a heavy rain.
You may not find an observation chart, but I can tell you what the stages of the growing of the seed are. Firstly, mongo seeds are soaked in water for eight hours. This causes them to swell, and those that do not swell after these hours should be removed. The second stage, the seeds should be removed from the water, drained, and then placed into a whole new container so that they can germinate. These swollen seeds will eventually germinate, and tops of the new sprouts will begin to break through the seed wall. In stage three, the seeds will germinate properly, and the sprouts will grow to between 1 and 2 cm. This will occur either two or three days after stage one has occurred. These new sprouts can be eaten, or they can be left to continue to sprout. The fourth stage will happen between three and four days after the first stage. The length of the sprouts will increase to between 2 and 3 cm. In the penultimate stage, which is four or five days after soaking, the sprouts will begin reaching the length of about 5 cm. Within the world of commercial sprout production, this is the standard length for sale. Depending on the preference of the consumer, these can be left to continue to sprouts. In the final stage, the sprouts will actually be left to soak for another couple of days - and during these days, they will reach nearly 10 cm. After being soaked and reaching the right height, the seeds are harvested. They must be removed from the sprouting container and then washed. They need to be washed between three and four times so that the seed coat is removed. These sprouts can be eaten raw, or cooked.
Over time, if the watermelon is left on the vine, the melon will rot and the seeds will sprout. The seeds are too heavy to blow in the wind.
the percentage of seeds that geminate in a given group of seeds. If you sow 10 seeds and only one germinates (sprouts) then you have a 10% germination rate
Sprouts are made by taking seeds, soaking them in water until they sprout. How far you want them to sprout is up to individual observation.
Several would be nice but one will do if it sprouts. A good way to see if seeds are going to sprout or not is to put them in between a damp paper towel for a day or two and if they are good they will burst open and sprout and they will not it the are bad seeds.
The reason seeds don't sprout is because they don't get enough water and sunlight.
Seeds will not sprout when frozen, but some seeds require a period of freezing before they will germinate. This is because in the wild the seed will becovered by snow or ice during the winter.
Seeds need a warm temperature to sprout. So if they are kept in a cold temperature they will not sprout
Yes seeds need water to sprout.
Seeds need a warm temperature to sprout. So if they are kept in a cold temperature they will not sprout
Probably because they are starting to sprout.
squash seeds sprout faster then any other seed
flax seeds can't sprout in water
No. Sprouts are buds peas are seeds.
Many of the complex compounds stored in the seed are broken down into simpler compounds during hydration and sprouting of the seeds. Also changes in protein quality and fibre content during sprouting all add up to make the sprout more nutritious than the seed alone.