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Originally Posted by toastybiz
Ocitown, it means nothing if a seed has stripes or spots or lacks them. Brown or grey seeds, with or without spots or stripes, are most likely to be viable. A seed that is green, white, black, or crackles when rolled between your fingers most likely is not viable.
I have also found that seeds that do not sink from the soak method sometimes sprout, so I don't consider that a "test" of a seed's viability. Soaking for 24 hours allows the seed to soak up a lot of water and get going with germination.
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I was speaking in terms of generalities and mostly to encourage the youngin unlike some,my info has ment something to me and i felt compelled to share it.You may not feel the same but its ok man,thats what makes us dif. from one another.Thanx for your insite, a flooting seed will sometimes sprout and a black seed will also sometimes sprout.We speak in general terms here which helps to keep this type of info from becoming more confusing.As a noob i try to watch what i say and will be even more carful in the future.
