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D. stramonium seeds

joe (Wisconsin USA)

17 years ago

Earlier this week I collected some seeds from the ripe pods of D. stramonium I found growing wild. I started some and have extra if anyone is interested. If so, PM (e-mail) me for my address and I will send you some for a SASE. The photos were taken last month from the area where the seeds were collected.

Joe

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givelittle_getlots
17 years ago
did they grow nicely for you?

Lucy
joe (Wisconsin USA)
Original Author
17 years ago
Lucy, These were found while I was on a walk near a water retention pond. I collected the seeds a few days ago so I have no idea if they will sprout. I thought some of you experimenters would like to give them a try.

Joe
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