Store at 40F for 1-3 months then lightly cover the seed soil temp 65-70F & takes 365+ days to germinate.

Why bother with seed, just cut about 6 inch tip from the plant stick it in moist soil and keep it moist and you should have a nice rooted plant before the seed breaks the surface. TRY IT YOU MAY LIKE IT.

Here is info on blueberrys. WOW 365 days to germinate.

365 days? Good gawd no, not true at all. About three weeks to a month at 75 degrees in pure pine bark. Yes, they are slow growers, but geeze, not that dang slow! Pine tree bark is very high in ph, and it's what this berry plant really loves. Plant them 1/4" deep in VERY FINE chopped pure pine tree bark. Spray the pine bark with rain water and a drop of superthrive mixed in a quart bottle in part sun. Do not let the bark go dry, keep it moist. In about a month you will see sprouts emerge out of the pine bark. Always plant these berry shrubs in a high acidic soil/medium of 4.0-4.8ph. This very high acidic soil is very important to the berry producing plants, and they will not survive without it.