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I don't think anything could be easier . I just collected seeds from a neighbors . Put the seeds in some good potting soil in full sun . I didn't even bother to clean off the pulp. or soak them. Get seeds that have fallen to the ground then you'll know they're ripe. Or simply watch the pile of seeds for germination ,usually following a heavy rain.
Have been experimenting with various grow methods just for fun as I haven't figured out what to do with 45 queens lol.Planted in 01 two are pushing 20 feet and are seeding on their own .!!! gary

I just soaked a few for 7 days, and some are starting to show leaves. My plan is to make several small pots of baby trees, tie a red ribbon around them, and gift them at Christmas to my neighbors and friends. A nice "labor of love" gift!! They have really cheap attractive pots at your local 99 cent store!!