I probably should have waited til spring but I thought they would do good in my greenhouse. I planted several crosses that I bought from different sources. I have nothing so far. Does that mean I failed or do you think they will sprout in the spring? I have some really cool crosses so I hope I didn't screw up.

I would fish around for the seeds and see if they are still hard. I dont know what zone your in, but if its a cold one, they should sprout just fine in the spring Im guessing they are outside, not inside under lights???

They're in my greenhouse, I'm in zone 6A. The greenhouse goes down to about 48 at night and the daytime temp varies, if it's sunny it will go up to 100, if not it's usually around 58. So should I fish them out and store them or just leave them in the soil?

If they are still hard and not mushy I would just leave them in the pots, they will germinate in time.

Yes, as Kim said, if hard, leave them in the pots for sure.

I would think with night time temps of 48 degrees, they will not germinate. I wait to plant mine in pots when night time temps are in the 60's and they usually germinate within 2 to 3 weeks.

Ok, I dug my finger around in one pot and I couldn't see the seeds. Then the next pot a seed had a little root coming out so I just left the rest alone. There is one shoot in one of the pots. I think I'll just leave them, but from now on no planting in the fall! Thanks guys!!

i think that was the right thing to do

I put mine in a sunny south window and they usually sprout pretty quickly. I always start my seeds in winter. (But then again ... I am in Florida).