Seeds to seedlings

Turned one of my smaller greenhouses into a propagating house,planted lots of seeds right after the first of the year,yep in the middle of winter,here's just some of the results.
First this is what I started with.

Here is where I'm at today!

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more

still

Tropicman I've seen your stuff. Real neat.

Jeanette

Thanks
I'll take pics again in April to compare how much winter growth I'll get.

I'm impressed not only with how nice your plants are , but with how neat everything looks.. Even your plastic Folger's containers are neatly organized. I spent most of my weekend cleaning out and sorting plastic containers. I think I could use my little bit of greenhouse space better if I were more organized.

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Could you tell me what you have growing there?

I patiently waited for my Japanese Raisin trees to germinate.. and sure enough, after about 7.5 months they are.

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All different kinds of palms,yep if you organise you will have more room,but there is never enough room!!!!
Japanese raisin trees,hmm have to look that one up!
Some of my palm seeds took a year to germinate.

Hi Tropicman. Did you heat your greenhouse during the winter? if so, how warm did you keep it? Looks great!
dawn

Well last year I used it just to overwinter tropicals,kept 45* at night,and during the day it would get up to 75*.
But now I'm using in for germinating palm seeds,I'll keep her 60* at night 85* during the day,palm seeds need to be warm to germinate.