Germinate seeds 10 times FASTER !! 100% success

We know you love growing your own plants from seeds. And while you sow your seeds directly into the soil you either end up over watering and killing the seed itself , either causing fungus or just simply melting the seed away or it simply takes you weeks just to know what’s going on in the soil.

You cannot wait longer and so do we. So after a number of tests with over 95% successful and faster germination of just about any seed here we share the flawless, yet clean method of sprouting your seeds with tiny roots and getting those lovely seedlings jump out even faster. So no more waiting for weeks now folks :), and lets get started. Keep reading the article below.

Steps to follow

Selecting your seeds is very important at this stage. Either you buy seeds from a store, or online or simply pluck them off fresh from a vegetable. If you do pluck them off from a vegetable for ex. a capsicum, pepper, or even a matured cucumber let them dry out for a few hours before you can proceed further. Skip to step 4 if your seeds aren’t as big as a pea or having a hard shell over them.

1. Preparing the seeds (with Hard shell on), if the seeds you take have a hard shell over them like the ones on bitter gourd, water melon etc. you must first nip off their tip to expose the tiny tender seed inside. This will help even faster germination, gently snap the tip or nip it with a nail cutter.

2. Soak the seeds in a vessel overnight ( seeds which are not tiny ) in the water, and you will notice the seeds which are worthy will sink down at the bottom and the ones which will not germinate at all will keep floating over the top. This applies to only those seeds which are not very tiny like small dots.

3. Wrap them around a kitchen towel or a cheese cloth, and sprinkle little water over the cloth. Do not over water or drench the towel/cloth else you may end up killing the seed itself in a never ending non-humid environment. They need bit of humidity to breath and grow :).

4. Result after 2-3 days, based on the humidity level maintained and keeping of the towel/cloth went and not drenched. 100% germination results guaranteed. We tested several seeds with and without hard shells.

5. Pot the seedlines, once you see the sprouting carefully pic and transfer individual seeds into the soil or a seedling tray or a small pot which can let the seedling have its own space and grow up into a small plant.

6. The result in 2 days, after potting the sprouted seeds you will see a fantastic and lovely seedling, plant coming out. Let these seedlings give you about 3-4 true leaves, the ones whi

Conclusion: While growing plants from seeds can be a daunting task when it comes to certain seeds, this paper towel method is a guaranteed success method in order to get faster and greener results. Once some seeds can take even longer to germinate, the ideal time a seed may sprout/germinate is 2-3 days. While if you sow a seed in the soil, it may take minimum of 4-5 days and even longer in some seeds. So what are you waiting for , grab those tiny seeds and grow them all under the paper towel method here. Regardless, gardening needs patience so never lose it 🙂 Happy Gardening.