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Monday, February 06, 2023
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pumpkinpal2
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Syracuse, NY
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I snip my seeds reliably, depending on my mood and well, I pretty much do it to ALL seeds,
regardless of their value; I use TOEnail clippers, starting from the TIP itself and all the weigh around the seed.
There is a blueprint right on the seed of where this can be done, like seeing a crop circle or
ancient civilization's imprint from way above. It CAN enable the seed to get out of its shell much more easily,
like 9 of 10 times and yet, there will always be a random couple that coulda been better.
It has become a habit.
We all want a seed coat to stay in the soil, but when one comes up anyway and I'd otherwise be killing the
seedling trying to remove it, this is very handy and I've always been glad I did it.
Anyway, 'THE ONE' is obvious, lol.
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