Phil,
You will find all the answers if you type in "growing seeds" in the search section below - just make sure you spell it correctly, and a flood of info will keep you busy reading and learning for the next few weeks!

Info on brom sources in your area coming soon - waiting on response from Bellbrook fellow.

Cheers,
Kerry

ok thanks kerry for both um now i just need to find out how many bellbrooks there are as we have a small village near us called that

I use clear plastic food box with drainage holes or small pot put in a plastic bag.
I found a mixture of equal parts of fine peat and cleaned coarse sand
is a good sowing compost. The seeds should be sown on the surface of the compost,
DO NOT COVER THEM, because beyond moisture and proper temperature,
they need a leavel of light for germenation too. Before closing the lid,
water from the bottom or sprinkle, with non-copper fungicide.
Most of Dyckia takes from 1 to 3 week for germination.
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kool thanks for the info stephania i just realised what lesa has said once that resaerch is fun well i now got to agrea with her