What is the best temperature to germinate tomato seeds?
YesEggs were cooked in coals for millenniaYou can cook an egg over a light bulb ANY heat of a high enough temperature will COOK anything exposed to that heat.THINK! How can an egg NOT cook in a BBQ? As to how long it takes, well, that depends on how hot your BBQ isDo a Web Search (Using the search bar provided for you at the top of each and every Yahoo! page), and do some research.
This Site Might Help YouRE: Can you prepare an egg on a BBQ? Hi there! Who knows whether it is possible to prepare an egg on a barbeque? Would it be possible to put the egg (in the shell) in the coles, or would it be possible to break the egg in aluminium foil (in a way that it's kept together) and cook it this way? Thanks a million for the right.
Between 75 and 85 degrees is the best germinating temperature for tomato seeds.I grow mine indoors from seed and use lights and bottom heat.I put an electric blanket on my indoor tables and then 6 mil plastic over it to set my seeds and plants on during the winter and they do fine.I am sprouting my pepper and tomato seeds now as we speak.I grow veggies 12 months out of the year.I will attach a link here to my flickr photo album which has 175 pictures of nothing but my veggie garden and indoor light set up.The first page or so of them will be my winter veggies going now.then about the 3rd or 4th starts showing my indoor set up.On further in the album will have my tomato plants from last summer all in in.some being 7 and 8 feet tall with tons of tomatoes.Alot of people also transplant thier tomatoes outside from seedlings too early.As soon as the last frost they do, but I wait untill the nightime temperatures reach no less than 65 degrees.i could transplant earlier, but this puts the tomatoes in a dormant type situation and overall stunts the plants growth and production.when people plant thier tomato seedlings outside as soon as the last frost is gone.they actually make the plant produce about 25 to 40% less fruit throughout the planting season.they will get quite a bit of tomatoes still.but wait untill the nights or at least 65, and you will get alot more out of the plant.here is the link to my garden pictures.I do know vegetables.The link will not post yahoo has been having some problems.I can submit this to you then come back and edit .it will then show my links
No i dont think you can put the egg on the barbeque you would need to boil it, it could work on some tin foil and fry it, you would have to try, but i wouldnt just throw the egg onto the coles.
