Seed Starting In A Laundry Room - Knowledgebase Question

Minneapolis, MN
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Question by lafostecasse
March 9, 2001
I have a large number of seeds to start and I have ample space in my laundry room. Would the change in temperature and humidity from the dryer be a problem? Do you have any suggestions?


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Answer from NGA
March 9, 2001
Actually, warmth and humidity would be helpful for germinating most seeds, whereas dry air blowing around would not be good for seedlings. Seedlings need about 14 hours of sunlight per day, so if your room doesn't supply that you might want to use grow lights.

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