Question

Why don't seeds germinate inside the seed packet?

Answer 1

Seed germination:

1. Seeds require the proper combination of temperature, oxygen, and water to germinate.
2. The seed packet does no longer comprise all the optimal conditions that a seed needs to germinate.
3. The most significant element is humidity.
4. In packages, they are able to mold, mildew, and eventually perish if they become damp.
5. A seed's coat allows water and oxygen to enter when exposed to the right conditions.