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Tomato Seeds Do Not Need Freezing: Simple Germination

No Cold Treatment Required for Tomato Seeds

Unlike some perennials, tomato seeds germinate without stratification.

Sow in rich potting soil, moist but not soggy.
Keep at 70–80°F (21–27°C).
Germination in 5–7 days.

Save seeds from open-pollinated (heirloom) varieties for true-to-type plants; hybrid seeds will vary.

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