For data geeks - link to my 2011 Germination data

**nctomatoman** · March 27, 2011

http://nctomatoman.weebly.com/2011-g...formation.html

This is a work in progress - now complete for lettuce, greens, beets and eggplant.

Coming soon (the more data to enter, the more it makes my head hurt!) - tomatillos, then herbs and flowers, then sweet peppers, then hot peppers...and finally, tomatoes. THAT is going to be quite a project - but it is nice to have all the info in one place.

You will find variety, vial number (of interest mainly to me of course), days to germination, seeds planted, final number of plants, germination percent, and age of seed.

It may end up answering some questions you may have as to how long it takes this or that to germinate, relation to seed age, etc.

for ALL of these I used my dense planting technique.

Enjoy!

March 27, 2011	#1
nctomatoman Tomatoville® Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Hendersonville, NC zone 7 Posts: 10,385	For data geeks - link to my 2011 Germination data http://nctomatoman.weebly.com/2011-g...formation.html This is a work in progress - now complete for lettuce, greens, beets and eggplant. Coming soon (the more data to enter, the more it makes my head hurt!) - tomatillos, then herbs and flowers, then sweet peppers, then hot peppers...and finally, tomatoes. THAT is going to be quite a project - but it is nice to have all the info in one place. You will find variety, vial number (of interest mainly to me of course), days to germination, seeds planted, final number of plants, germination percent, and age of seed. It may end up answering some questions you may have as to how long it takes this or that to germinate, relation to seed age, etc. for ALL of these I used my dense planting technique. Enjoy! __________________ Craig