If I told you I’d never had problems with seeds not germinating, I’d be lying. There is a learning curve between transplanting starts and helping seeds germinate. A lot goes toward the time to plant seeds. The seed germination process is fraught with many different elements. Issues arise when you first learn seed starting.
But it’s not the end of the world. Plants are miraculous. An entire organism emerges from just one seed. Germinating seeds is a process that may surprise you. As you continuously help seeds germinate, you’ll learn as you go.
But we’re here to address problems that may arise in the seed germination process. We’ll discuss ways to mitigate some of those issues, so you can germinate with an informed perspective on what could happen. Sometimes its conditions present during seed germination, such as the growing medium, and sometimes it’s the seeds themselves. Sometimes you get everything right, but some external force snacks on your seedlings.
