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alexismom
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Recently we had alot of rain where I live. I forgot all about my seeds being in the bucket on my front porch and they all got very wet. What do I need to do to them to save them? Some of my seeds were still in the paper packets and some of them were in little plastic sandwich bags. I need some help. Thank you!!!
Plants: 12 | From: Illinois | Registered: Apr 2003  |  Seeded: 12.215.99.231
floweraddict
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I can understand the predicament (sp?) u are in! I'm just wondering how long they were exposed to moisture and at what temperature. Moisure and proper temperature will cause them to germinate. If they weren't exposed very long or didn't get very wet, i would make sure they were completely dried out and store them in a cool dry place. If they might have started germinating, than u could just go ahead and sow them in in the garden or wherever u were going to sow them in. If they don't sprout within a reasonable time, than i would buy new and try it again. Gardendreamer03@aol.com

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Plants: 640 | From: in my garden | Registered: Jan 2003  |  Seeded: 205.188.208.104
   

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