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germinating cotton tree seeds

20 years ago

this is my first time using this site and i am really looking forward to doing so,cant wiat to get involved in the exchanges,can anyone help me with germinating cotton tree seeds i brought them and have no idea where they oringinally come from or how old or fresh the seeds are any help would be gratefully recieved thanks Penz

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georgez5il
20 years ago
Do not cover the seed soil temp 65-70F & takes dayes to germinate IF fresh will germinate in hours..... NOTE: soil must be wet,
pennys2006
Original Author
20 years ago
brilliant,even if they arent fresh and take a couple of days thats great thanks for the advice i hope they germinate,is the %rate good with these seeds, thanks Penz.
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