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Originally posted by Hopechest
Cool, I will try this myself then.
Looking forward to how simple it sounds.
Thanks for the information!
Originally posted by heyitsok
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
You know, all those seeds in close proximity to each other, when they sprout they all kill each other off due to the competition for rooting space. But it really doesn't matter, because they are sprouting on top of the ground and not in it, and so they all die before they get anywhere near leafing or flowering.
In reality, if you want to grow plants, which is a good and noble thing to do and I applaud you for wanting it, then learn how to garden correctly. You will waste less seed, kill fewer plants, and actually have results that you can be proud of.
Originally posted by mugger
You may want to read up on some of the plants,many require deeper depths for the seeds. Some seeds require 5" to 8" depths. Especially if the ground you put them in is solid.
If the ground is some what broken up, you will have a better chance.edit on 2/23/2013 by mugger because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by D.Wolf
Originally posted by heyitsok
reply to post by LightningStrikesHere
You know, all those seeds in close proximity to each other, when they sprout they all kill each other off due to the competition for rooting space. But it really doesn't matter, because they are sprouting on top of the ground and not in it, and so they all die before they get anywhere near leafing or flowering.
In reality, if you want to grow plants, which is a good and noble thing to do and I applaud you for wanting it, then learn how to garden correctly. You will waste less seed, kill fewer plants, and actually have results that you can be proud of.
Well... That is your theory.. here is a picture of my mums veggie garden. She tosses dried out flowers out off sight so the garden looks crisp and clean without to much effort.. Every single flower you see in this pic (except for the roses) is a tossling. Nature does not need humans.
Originally posted by heyitsok
I can tell that not a single person on this thread other than myself, has any knowledge or experience growing anything. I can also tell you are all so enamored of your own naive beliefs that there is no dissuading you from the pointless endeavor of seed-bombing. So, have at it, and more power to ya. Enjoy accomplishing nothing while wasting a potential wealth of resources.