I just watched this video from Maritime Gardening and wanted to share.
The next seeds I plan to start will be quite large, and I plan to let them soak overnight first. The next time we’ll be starting smaller seeds, I might experiment with this method. Not that we have had much problem with germination rates, but that waiting until they show, and wondering if any will germinate at all, is the thing. Right now, in the tray with early peppers, two varieties have start to emerge, but one still has not, and we still have just one Butterfly Flower seedling.
The thing will be to remember to start the seeds like this, about a few days, or even a week, in advance!
The Re-Farmer
The Re-Farmer 
Someone else I follow has great success starting seeds like this. But he’s only doing a couple seeds at a time. I’ll be interested in your results!
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I just have to remember to do it! 😄
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I’ve been afraid they would be too delicate and my ‘fine motor skills’ as he says, not up to par. But, he makes it look pretty easy, now I must try!
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Yeah, I’d probably be using tweezers, and would probably have to take my glasses off to see! 😁
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Maritime Gardening? Then why weren’t they singing “Yo ho, yo ho, a gardner’s life for me? 😁😁
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