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Seeds

13 years ago

Received some seeds from my co-worker and one of our adorable forum members (by mail) yesterday. I am super excited to make my first attempts at plumeria seedlings. Off tomorrow and will use all the good advice from this site to start them off right. Not going to use the papertowels I think, I`m likely to forget and dry them out.

Tally HO!

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chuy415
13 years ago
Lol. I'm attempting for the first time as well!! But I decided to try the paper towel method on a couple to see how it goes first! Good luck to you ;0)

Chuy
rox146
13 years ago
Hi Guys, I had a rather large viable seed success rate with the paper towel way. I have 2 seed pods on really good and desirable trees now and this will be the last time i will do the seed thing as it takes soooo long. Mine were from '05, got 25 that went into trees of which about only 1/3 have bloomed. BUT, the parent tree of the pod was not that great, a sport of Loretta. Good luck to you...they will be your babies and then toddlers and then young juveniles. roxanne
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