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waffles696

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so i have 5 seeds sitting in a paper towel, all nice and wet in a grocery bag. in-between two glass bottles filled with warm water. they have been sitting for just about 24 hours with no signs of sprouting. how long should i wait?
 

Desr

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i use the paper towel method in a drug bag on top of my cable box and it usually takes like 48 hours.
 

azryda420

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How is it warm if its been 24 hours? lol The bottles of water are not needed. Unless its like 20 degrees inside.
 

aquashift

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so i have 5 seeds sitting in a paper towel, all nice and wet in a grocery bag. in-between two glass bottles filled with warm water. they have been sitting for just about 24 hours with no signs of sprouting. how long should i wait?
I would wait another 24 hours.
Next time you sprout your beans, drop them in a glass of filtered water for 12-16 hours, then put them in a wet paper towel. This speeds the germination process up greatly.
 

waffles696

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its not cold inside but when i feel the paper towels they feel cold so i just use warm bottles to keep them warm. and i change the water like every 6 hours to keep it constant
 

aquashift

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The seeds sprout fastest at around 85 degrees farenheit, but they will germinate at lower temps. I would just wait another day, they should sprout by then.
Fluctuations in temperatures will slow and/or destroy the seeds germination.. so I would stop with the warm bottles. Keep them at a constant temperature. No matter how vigilant you are with changing the water, you are still fluctuating their temperatures. Just put them somewhere where the temp is the same.
 
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