thank you for shopping at asiangarden2table calm wind been season very hard coat generally speaking the darker color the harder coat to follow method in this video you can study a wing being fast consistently with high germination rate first soak your winged bean seeds in room-temperature water for eight to twelve hours you will see that most of the C's swore to double the size pick out the seeds that do not swallow swallow less this C's coat is too hard so water has difficulty to penetrate in here I use another group of seeds to show you how to germinate the seeds with harder coat after soaking for 12 hours most of these seeds did not walk use nail clipper to carefully scarify the coat stay away from the job so you won't risk of damaging it continue to soak the scarify the seeds for 80 to 12 hours now all of them have swallowed it wrap the C's in a wet paper towel for them in a loose plastic bag temperature between 77 and 86 degrees is the best for winged bean to germinate no matter soaked directly as Guerra fight and result in one day winged bean seeds crack open around the germ area some started to grow west root two days later most of the seeds grow right and root you should put them in soil as soon as possible other root will be too long to handle load you see starter with the party mix big SMO hose place one to two seeds in a hole with a root pointing down carefully cover the Seas with the party mix just enough to prevent disease expose mix the spray water to wet potting mix service to help the germinated seeds slowly tray for the bottle one inch one this will keep the potting mix wet or one to two days please make sure environment temperature is higher than 60 degree and place the sister at the sunniest part with at least six hours direct sunlight per day all the wind being will not grow well two days later you will see winged bean sprout from now on you can start to water your seedlings with diluted soluble fertilizer it will help you see the links grow fast and healthier thank you for watching I wish you happy gardening