Saving Viable Seeds & Other Garden Variety ThoughtsUnity Consciousness #405

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(1) There is a notion that viable seeds are those that sink to the bottom in water. This to not a 100% certainty. Save all the seeds. Separate the floaters from the sinkers and test it out for yourself. The worst that can happen is the seeds that don't germinate will become fertilizer.

(2) There is another notion that viable seeds are the plump ones and those that are not plump, are not viable. This is not a 100% certainty. Save all seeds and plant them.

(3) It is unnecessary to pull the bottom leaves off tomato plants when planting them deeply. Potatoes leaves are covered constantly when "hilling" and the plant does fine and grows roots along the vine just like tomato plants.

(4) When asparagus come out of the ground or when seeds sprout, why aren't they dirty?

(5) Osmosis and diffusion are the same things. When diffusion is occurring and we think there is no semipermeable membrane, there is a dimension, which is a semi-perceivable membrane.

(6) What we do know is that not all seeds that sink or are plump, germinate, so why make distinctions and throw seeds away without giving them a chance?

(7) If plants need sunlight for photosynthesis in order to make their own food, why did the God of some bibles create plants before creating the sun?