
Why Germination Testing Matters
Even high-quality seed benefits from a quick germination check before sowing, especially when it has been stored for a while.
Place a sample of seeds between damp paper towels, keep them warm, and count how many sprout after the expected number of days. A strong result means you can sow with confidence; a weak one tells you to adjust your sowing rate before problems show up in the field.
Our sorting and packing process is designed to protect seed coat integrity and germination strength, so every batch reaches you ready to perform.
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