No, post your pics. More people might be inspired to try it if they see pics. :-) PJ

Please post your pictures.

I would recommend gelatin or agar as your jell component. the cornstarch will eventually rot. Gelatin and agar are easier to manage and clear, so you will be able to detect rot more quickly

Hey there: Cornstarch can be very effective starting seeds. To do it right you should cook the cornstarch and water until the gel that forms is transparent(or close to it). If you go with the gelatin, reduce the amount of water by 1/4 to make a firmer material. I have used this method to get a head start on seeds such as beans that are very sensitive to temps. A coating of the cornstarch gel when planting supplys additional warmth as it deteriorates and prevents the seed from spoiling due to too low temps.- Sandy