J.E. ShieldsDoug Westfall jshields104@insightbb.com11111Claiborne Dr. Long Beach, CA Jim, Thanks for this response inc. instructions. Doug > Doug, > > For 30 years, I've gotten far better results with the floatation method > than by any other way. > > Float the seeds on an inch or so of tap water in a clear drinking glass, a > jar, or something similar. Cover the top with some clear plastic to > prevent mold and bacteria from entering and to avoid evaporation. Place in > bright indirect light or, preferably, under fluorescent lights. When the > seedlings have both a root and a green leaf, plant in your favorite bulb > seedling potting mix. Cover loosely with clear plastic for the first week > or so, while keeping well watered. > > Good luck! > > Jim Shields > in central Indiana