Evening all,
I have started sowing some seeds within a propogater within the greenhouse and have come across (excuse if I show any ignorance here - I am still finding my way!) a species where is advises me to not exclude light as this helps the germination process (I presume this means that light is important to help the seeds germinate in ADDITION to warmth of the soil? I have always presumed all seeds need light to germinate! If anyone can help me get around this would be great!).
My greenhouse is not very big and swings pretty far in terms of temperature changes - as a resulte I am getting a lot of condensation within the propogator. I was just wondering if this condensation will block out a lot of the light and hinder the germination process and if I should routinely wipe it off/remove the lid for most part of the day and keep it on during the evening?
Thank you for your help,
Samuel
I have started sowing some seeds within a propogater within the greenhouse and have come across (excuse if I show any ignorance here - I am still finding my way!) a species where is advises me to not exclude light as this helps the germination process (I presume this means that light is important to help the seeds germinate in ADDITION to warmth of the soil? I have always presumed all seeds need light to germinate! If anyone can help me get around this would be great!).
My greenhouse is not very big and swings pretty far in terms of temperature changes - as a resulte I am getting a lot of condensation within the propogator. I was just wondering if this condensation will block out a lot of the light and hinder the germination process and if I should routinely wipe it off/remove the lid for most part of the day and keep it on during the evening?
Thank you for your help,
Samuel
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