Question

why do some seeds do not germinate

Answer 1

Answer:

If some of your seeds failed to germinate this year, here are some clues to what might have gone wrong. Some seeds need cool temperatures to germinate, but more often than not, they require warmth. Both low and high temperatures can inhibit germination.

Answer 2

Answer:

The primary reasons for failed germination are: Seeds get eaten – mice, voles, birds, and wireworms all eat seeds. Check to see that the seed is still in the soil. Seeds rot – planted too deeply, over-watered, or in cold weather, our untreated seeds may simply rot.

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