Suppose you work in a greenhouse. There has been a huge demand of tomato seedlings, and you need to produce some very quickly. What might you do and why?

[1] Make an effort to maximize the duration of light periods and temperature.

Soak the seeds beforehand.

[3] Adjust the fertilizer dosage.

You might be able to reduce the germination period by micro-waving the seeds for a short while prior to planting, if you're really desperate. This method seems to have worked well for grain seeds a few decades ago.

What would probably be done is what Jojo said in her response (possibly below): Tell the person who wants them to return in a few days.

To grow tomato seedlings quickly, you could use hydroponics or aeroponics, which offer ideal growing conditions that allow for faster growth than conventional soil-based methods. You could also use high-quality seeds, provide ideal lighting, temperature, and nutrient levels, and use growth-promoting hormones to encourage rapid growth.