Contrary to popular opinion, we are not supplementing our modest incomes with the grow-lights in the back room. (I know you're disappointed.) Rather, check out our baby basil, peppers, and radishes! If anyone knows how to get gourd seeds to sprout, let us know, because so far, our germination rate is exactly 0%. And we were kind of excited about making gourd bird-houses.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Not what you think.
Contrary to popular opinion, we are not supplementing our modest incomes with the grow-lights in the back room. (I know you're disappointed.) Rather, check out our baby basil, peppers, and radishes! If anyone knows how to get gourd seeds to sprout, let us know, because so far, our germination rate is exactly 0%. And we were kind of excited about making gourd bird-houses.
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Did you try scratching the seed with something abrasive like sandpaper? The seeds of gourds are thick and hard, and that usually works for me. Good luck!
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