germinating Zanthoxylum piperitum
tetsuma
18 years ago
I've been trying to germinate some sancho seeds that I was given, and not having lots of luck on it. I've got three batches going: two in pots (one w/ sandier soil; one with less sand) and a batch in the fridge in damp paper towels.
The pots have been going for three weeks, have kept them moist. Someone suggested wet sand, which makes me think about stratifying them. Any suggestions welcome.
thanks
David
DonPylant
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