QuestionI am very interesed in other seeds that I can use to start plants from. Right now I have a sweet potato plant that is doing great. I don't seem to do very well with outside plants I guess I love them to death, thanks
AnswerUnless you are a very good nurseryman, or an experienced farmer, then I don't see the advantage of growing from seed. Yes, there is the money you might save, if you can get them to grow. And there is the satisfaction of knowing that you got it to grow. But, why go through all of the trauma of loosing a whole bunch of plants, because ten different things went wrong. The professionals have tools, and machines, and workers, around the clock. They know time tables and soils, and watering technics and temperature and light. All important in the first germination. Then keeping them alive after that, is even harder.
My advice is to just buy the plants, and leave the hard stuff to the professionals.