Is there a correct way to orient seeds when planting—point up, down, or sideways—to help them germinate better?
No, orientation doesn't matter. Gravity (geotropism) ensures roots grow downward and shoots grow upward regardless of how the seed lands. The only minor exception is beans—they have a visible hilum (the pale scar where the seed attached to the pod) that indicates where the shoot will emerge, but even beans grow fine regardless of planting orientation. Just plant at the proper depth (generally 2-3 times the seed's diameter) and let nature do the rest.
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