Germinating Tomato Seeds FAST - No More Failed Seeds!

I've saved my heirloom tomato seeds, removing the gel by fermentation in water for a couple of days, and then drying. After they are totally dried, save in a paper envelope inside a ziplok bag. The ones from two years ago are showing an almost 100% germination rate.

A very high quality presentation, including the filming. Excellent teaching. Thank you thank you thank you for not playing music at the same time.

I'm glad I came across this recording. I am aiming to start a tomatoes greenhouse and this is of great assistance. Thank you!

This is a great video! I have been researching how to grow tomatoes from seeds, so very timely!

Thank you. This is very helpful. I just started germinating seeds indoors for the first time.

i use paper towels in ziplock bags. works perfect everytime and then I have the choice to transfer to whichever type of system i like :)

Great video. One thing I do different is I use plastic cup (Solo or?) for seed and that allows them to grow larger root systems before transplant. Where I live, we cannot safely plant before mid-April due to potential late season freeze. Use a small greenhouse on a heated sun porch which allows warmth and humidity. Thanks for the video!

I live in south Louisiana. I like to pick July for germinating seeds for a fall crop. July tends to be a slightly cooler month and wetter. We got rain all throughout the month. So I germinate the seeds on the porch in containers and with soil doesn’t dry out as quick and the extreme heat isn’t here yet. After July, the heat kicks into high gear and they’ve already been transplanted to a larger container or into the ground for growing. I’ve done this 3 years in a row and never had an issue. Hell my cantaloupe which I planted 1 month ago has already reached over 8ft and is in the stage of forming fruit.

I love using painters tape, and have been using leaf mold as a seed starter for 3 years now. Nice tutorial, Stay Well!!!

Great hint on using seeds from fresh tomatoes. Thanks you

Outstanding presentation. Thank you!

Thanks🔥love the way you explain it

Great tips.Hi from Colorado Springs 😀

great video, you just made me try this 🙌

You explained very well good work bro

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Will be growing tomatoes this year indoors for sure, last year had a random tomato plant that grew like a weed and i didn’t even mean to grow it, it was literally on accident

Love your videos!

Great video

Determinite tomato varieties, although mature faster in the ground, seem to take longer to grow and mature indoors. The larger the tomato plant the shorter time it seems to need indoors. So I've started larger tomatoes as late as May 1st indoors and planting around the 1st of June always but tomatoes like Roma I have better luck starting them indoors around April 1st. Some peppers take FOREVER to mature to planting size indoors. Cayenne for example take sometimes 3 weeks to emerge yet a jalapeno emerges in a few days! I haven't quite got that down to an exact science but every year I write down my results so that I don't start too early or too late.