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Growing from Seed
olydlg

Germinating Coffee

15 years ago

Hi! Newbie. I have some red--I believe that's when they're ripe--unhusked coffee seeds I picked myself from a mature tree a few days ago. Do they need to "rest" and/or dry before they can germinate? If so, for how long? Thanks.

OlyDLG

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