GA3 in seed germination

From: Iza & Carol Goroff goroff at idcnet.com> on 2001.05.24 at 22:25:06(6553) A typical dose for seeds is from 250 to 1000 parts/million. 1 gram should last much, much longer. The use of GA3 was thoroughly investigated by Dr. Norman Deno in his Seed Germination and Practice (and in two subsequent supplements), where he investigated various approaches for germinating over 5,000 species of plants. GA3 does not easily dissolve in water. I cannot find my copy of Seed Germination and Practice to give the the procedure for its dilution, although in the supplements he has no problem germinating the aroids listed without the use of GA3, instead using different temperature/time patterns. My suggestion is to NOT put all of your eggs (seeds) in one basket. While GA3 works wonders with some species, others are killed. Iza Goroff +More Whitewater Wisconsin Perhaps someone Marc Burack wrote: > Based on the info you sent, I think that GA is really more in line what I am looking for.... > > I purchased some yesterday although it seemed more expensive than I thought... I paid $25 for 1 gram. I really dont know if that is expensive or not, but obviously since I am going to use small amounts per application, 1 gram should be good for anywhere from 5-8 uses.

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