Post from last month:

(cold moist period if used - approx 35-40F not freezing)

Here is a link that might be useful: Honeyberry

Thank you so much Morz!

One more question,...do I need to take the seeds out? They are very tiny! Perhaps I should squeeze some out and some leave them in more or less in, just flatten them a bit?

This was the plant, the better of the two I have and very productive, called Blue Belle.

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The pulp of most fruit contains germination inhibitors and needs to be removed, according to the RHS honeyberry is not different.

Try letting some get overly soft on your counter, gently pushing the pulp through a fine kitchen sieve, then running under water. Turn the sieve upside down and bang over a plate to knock the seeds back out.

Or put a berry (s) on a paper towel and use your finger to 'smoosh' it out, let it dry on the towel open to air a few days and remove seeds.

Thank you so much Morz! Yes,..I have them on the counter several day's now and my wife did use a fine mesh sieve to get some out.

Hi,
Where can i find haskap seeds? There's any possibility off shipping to.
Here in Portugal i only find blueberry plants, and they grow very well
Did they have some in common ?

Ok, so what i have read is that people are talking about propigation and putting them near the woods.So do they do well in shade- partial shade or full sun. Also what is the flavor like? is it like blueberries?