How many weeks does it take for a seed to start germinating? Does it depends?
Yes, different seeds take different times to germinate. The length of time also depends upon the temperature and other environmental factors.
Oh, ok. You're right. What if the seed is a marigold? I'm working on that one. Okay, thank you again Ms. Sue.
This site says it takes 7 days to germinate. Another site said 3 to 5 days.
http://www.chestnut-sw.com/seeds/flowseed/marigold.htm
The time it takes for a seed to start germinating can vary depending on the type of seed you're referring to. Some seeds may germinate within a few days, while others may take several weeks or even months. Additionally, environmental factors such as temperature, moisture, and light can also influence germination time.
If you specifically want to know the germination time for a particular seed, you can usually find this information on the seed packet or in gardening references. The packet will often provide an estimated time range for germination. However, keep in mind that these estimates are based on optimal growing conditions and may vary depending on your specific circumstances.
To aid in germination, it's important to provide the seed with the necessary conditions. Most seeds require a balance of moisture, warmth, and oxygen to germinate. Planting the seeds in a suitable growing medium, providing adequate water, and maintaining appropriate temperature and light conditions will increase the chances of successful germination.
If you're unsure about the germination requirements for a specific seed, you can also consult gardening resources like books, online forums, or reach out to local gardening experts. Taking into account seed type and environmental factors will help you determine how long it will take for a seed to germinate.