Agriculture Reference
In-Depth Information
Seed soil propagation:
This is a method whereby the seeds are placed down in moist
soil about 3mm or the length of the seed from the surface. The soil is
kept moist (Not soaking wet) by sprinkling water over it once a day.
This has a moderate success rate. Out of 10 seeds only 7 - 8 may
germinate.
Seed towel propagation:
Figure 3.6 - This is an example of some seeds that have germinated.
This method is the towel germination method. Picture by Kryptonite.
This is a method whereby the seeds are placed either on a
damp towel or on a damp piece of cotton wool. Cheesecloth may also
