Ok... I've gonna plant some S. flava, and some D. anglica seeds together in a seeding tray, near thebeggining of september, so that they have the winter to germinate, and grow a few leaves, and then I can give them fresh air, outside, in the spring and summer... That should give them a good start.
I was wondering tho. All of the seedlings that I've had were not very vigerous, and I know its kuz of poor lighting. If I stuck a cheapo plant bulb into a desklamp, and directed the light STRAIGHT at them... Would that suffice till spring? It would be the lamp and the seedling tray, one on one... I could place it as close or as far as i wanted from eachother... Its incandescent, but its blue or sumthing, i can get those from my work... There are also bulbs though, that are regular bulb shaped, but they are silver...
Anyways. What can I do with a desk lamp for a single seedling tray? Oh yea... Itwill also keep them warm...
I was wondering tho. All of the seedlings that I've had were not very vigerous, and I know its kuz of poor lighting. If I stuck a cheapo plant bulb into a desklamp, and directed the light STRAIGHT at them... Would that suffice till spring? It would be the lamp and the seedling tray, one on one... I could place it as close or as far as i wanted from eachother... Its incandescent, but its blue or sumthing, i can get those from my work... There are also bulbs though, that are regular bulb shaped, but they are silver...
Anyways. What can I do with a desk lamp for a single seedling tray? Oh yea... Itwill also keep them warm...