Carrie's Gardening Channel how long do u chill the seeds? Di u chill them in the fridge?

Hello Heidi, I would chill them for at least 2 weeks in the refrigerator you could put them in the freezer for colder chilling temps. Just remember to put them in the ziplock bag so you don't damage your seeds. The longer you let them chill the better the germination. These batches that I did here the seeds chilled for months. Happy Gardening, Carrie

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Carrie's Gardening Channel do you place the seeds between 2 wet paper towels before putting them in a ziplock bag?

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Giving lavender seeds a cold treatment before sowing makes all the difference in how fast they germinate. I am happy to hear that they are looking great for you!

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Do you refrigerate them just in the seed packet it came in? Or do you sow them and put the tray in the fridge?

@@ATappin I refrigerated directly from the packet. More specifically, I took several seeds out of their original packet, put them in a ziploc bag, and then put them in the fridge.

@@budellababy do i put it in the freezer part or the vegetable part?

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@@carriesgardeningchannel856 I see why they are come in hand by you picking up the seeds :) But butter and other dairy actually can cause nail fungus, so it is not that who should get credit, it must be something else.

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How do you chill your seeds

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Hi, I did a complete playlist on growing lavender on my channel you can check out all of the video updates on there. Happy Gardening! Carrie

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Thank you for the comment. What type of lavender are you going to be planting?

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Hi da fresa, Thank you! I would chill them for at least 2 weeks in the refrigerator you could put them in the freezer for colder chilling temps. Just remember to put them in the ziplock bag so you don't damage your seeds. The longer you let them chill the better the germination. These batches that I did here the seeds chilled for months in the refrigerator. I keep my lavender seeds in the refrigerator until I have to take them out to plant them, then whatever is left over I put back in the refrigerator. Happy Gardening, Carrie

@@carriesgardeningchannel856 Ok thank you so much.

Hi da fresa, Your welcome! Happy Gardening! Carrie

Thank you! A lot of my approach to sowing seeds is experimenting and seeing how something grows best. Taking what I learned over the years and then teaching that. If something says that it needs light to germinate then I always surface sow them. If the seeds are really small I don't always cover them, if just depends. Like pansies say they need darkness to germinate them but I have found that surface sowing the seeds an putting a dark lid over top of them works best. Some seeds I can just look at them and I know how to sow them. I've been gardening since 2003, that was the year that I myself got into gardening, I grew up around it and I am still learning, you will always continue to learn when you garden. I hope that helps you! Your welcome! Happy Gardening! Carrie

Only problem i see there is peat is acidic. I think lavender likes to be alkaline?

I have the same question. She never answered though

I bought a package of seeds and it says around 2 weeks, I was so confused so I came here 👍

@@gabyarroyo11 I read freezer. I’m doing it today. They need to be in there for like a month

@@gabyarroyo11 she replied above to someone else and said 2 weeks in the refrigerator, at least. She said she keeps them in a ziplock bag until she needs them, then puts the leftover seeds back in the fridge. It was helpful reading that (for me) - i came here with the same question.

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Unfortunately this is why she has low germination rate. Take your seeds and lightly dampen a paper towel evenly. Evenly distribute your seeds over half the paper towel and fold the other half on top. Carefully place paper towel seed bed into a ziplock bag and place in the fridge for a month. Take the ziplock out and place in a warm area (does not have to be sunny). Check every day and as soon as they sprout you can plant them in the soil. They’ll need little water but much light. You’ll get nearly 100% germination!

Hi Heather Mitchell, I did a complete playlist on my channel for growing lavender from seed. In that playlist you will see videos of what the lavender seedlings look like as well as how to continue caring for them. Happy Gardening! Carrie

I have heard of people putting everything in the refrigerator but I never tried it. Your welcome.

I chilled mine for at least 2 weeks in the refrigerator before planting the seeds. I'm sorry to hear what happened to your batch that did come up!

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I would use seed starting mix. You can start them in a small container but I prefer the cell packs or a flat.

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Hi, The compost could have plant diseases or fungal diseases in it so it's best to use a seed starting mix. . Happy Gardening! Carrie

I did a complete playlist on my channel for lavender all of the update videos are there, you can find the transplanting video there too and more. Yes you can use Miracle Gro Potting mix, I do all the time.

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Hi Hey Hey, Yes I did. I would chill them for at least 2 weeks you could put them in the freezer for colder chilling temps but I did mine in the refrigerator. Just remember to put them in the ziplock bag so you don't damage your seeds, I put the whole pack in the refrigerator then just take out what I need. The longer you let them chill the better the germination. These batches that I did here the seeds chilled for months. No they will not grow while they would be in the freezer or cold they would start growing when you plant them.

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I wondered that as well, is it to kill the potential gnat nests? If so, wouldn't you want to use boiling water?

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I have germinated some in the greenhouse without the lights. No you don't need organic seed starting mix, a good draining seed starting mix should work too.

Hi, At least 2 weeks. Your welcome.

Is it okay to chill germination in a closed plastic container ?

Your welcome. No I don't put a plastic top on them.

You put the seeds in a ziplock bag and chill them in the refrigerator for 2 weeks at least before you plant them. I've never tried sowing the seeds first and then refrigerating everything, I'm not sure if it will work or not.

You don't want your water that hot that it would damage the seeds, you want your water to be on the warmer side but not steaming. You should be fine to plant your seeds, yes my soil is still warm when I plant mine.

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There are differences. One may have a more pungent fragrance than the other. Zone hardiness can vary. The time it takes them to bloom is different. The plants can grow differently.

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Hi, No, I am using shop lights with daylight fluorescent light bulbs. I also use fluorescent sunshine light bulbs too either one will work. When the fluorescent lights are used in the grow boxes it heats the grow box up so that the seeds germinate. Your welcome. Happy Gardening! Carrie

@@carriesgardeningchannel856 thats really interesting, i’m going to try that!

2 weeks at least

Chill the seeds for at least 2 weeks before sowing them. I never tried them in the freezer.

direct sunlight i assume

Chill your seeds at least 2 weeks. I did germinate some in a greenhouse in full sun.

Hi, No lantana is not a plant that I have tried to grow from seed. To my knowledge all lantana plants are hybrids and they will not seed true. Your welcome.

Hi Vicki, Chilling your lavender seeds before sowing them makes a big difference in germination rates. Happy Gardening! Carrie

Why don't you soak them instead of freezing?

Terry cobb By chilling them, the lavender seeds can "wake up" because lavender seeds tend to germinate better during spring.

Never mind I see the other comments lol

I put my seeds in a glass of water and after about a week they were sprouting :)

@@taurinice Hi interesting to know ;-) can i ask do u change the water daily while they are in water? thanks shaz

@@sharonx1840 nope no need :)

Hi, I would chill them for at least 2 weeks you could put them in the freezer for colder chilling temps. Just remember to put them in the ziplock bag so you don't damage your seeds. The longer you let them chill the better the germination. These batches that I did here the seeds chilled for months. Happy Gardening! Carrie

Hi, I would chill them for at least 2 weeks you could put them in the freezer for colder chilling temps. Just remember to put them in the ziplock bag so you don't damage your seeds. The longer you let them chill the better the germination. These batches that I did here the seeds chilled for months. Happy Gardening! Carrie

Sounds like damping off disease. Try adding some cinnamon to your planting mix.

You can transplant them, I did a video when I transplanted mine.

Hi, I have germinated lavender seeds in the greenhouse that I just go this year without any covering over the container. I had to check the soil frequently for water to make sure it stayed moist. You could try to germinate them in sunlight.

@@carriesgardeningchannel856 can the seeds get damaged if kept in direct sun without any covering?

Hi, I didn't cover my seeds in the greenhouse and they where fine.

@@carriesgardeningchannel856 Alright.Thanks

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Hi Monique, What I have learned with the method that I use is that the light heating up then cooling down when the light shuts off helps the seeds to germinate. Good luck! Happy Gardening! Carrie

@@carriesgardeningchannel856 thanks I'm going to try it

Hi Monique, Your welcome! Happy Gardening! Carrie

I've never tried germinating mine in a window sill. I don't know if it will work.

Hi Sky Pirate, I've never tried germinating lavender out in full sun, I am not sure if it will work or not. Happy Gardening! Carrie

I've tried to germinate in full sunlight. It never work.....

Hi rika, Thank you for the information. Happy Gardening! Carrie

They will not germinate unless they are stratified so they need to be placed on a damp paper towel inside a ziploc bag for 2 weeks. After the 2 weeks remove the seeds and leave them in the sealed bag and as they start germinating transfer them from inside the ziploc bag into potting soil and then under a grow light.

@@Cashelda do I need to chill the seeds first before trying to germinate it?

What do you mean by chill your lavendar?

You want to keep your soil moist but not soggy.

2 weeks

Hi, I did a playlist on my channel for lavender and all of the update videos are on that. Your welcome.

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Hi Yony, I've never tried planting the seeds in the flower container directly. I plant them in a cell pack then I transplant them to the flower container. If your container is small enough like a 2" - 3" then I think you could plant them directly in there. Lavender is a slow growing plant and if the container is too big you might have an issue with root rot.

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I bought mine on ebay. Excited to see if they do anything!

Put the seeds in a ziplock bag, seal the bag and put the bag in the refrigerator for at least 2 weeks.

Hi, It sounds like the seeds are sprouting. Without seeing the seeds I can't tell you if they are lavender seeds or not. Carrie

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