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Forum: Seed GerminationReplies: 1, Views: 48
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LAS14
Albany, ME
(Zone 4a)

August 28, 2009
02:34 PM

Post #6998408

I planted two beds of pink campanula medium this June. One was from seeds I got at Chiltern seeds and the other was from seeds I harvested from my own plants. They both sat in the same drawer over the winter. Now the Chiltern bed has dozens and dozens of 1 inch seedlings, while my home-grown bed has 5. The beds are 2 feet from each other - same soil, same treatment, same light. Does anyone know what's going on?

TIA
LAS
trc65
Galesburg, IL

August 28, 2009
03:16 PM

Post #6998540

One guess is that the seeds were immature when you harvested them. Just a guess, I'm not that familiar with Campanula medium.

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