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Mexican Flame Vine help

20 years ago

I've tried 3 different times to grow this from seed without any luck. I've tried in Winter, Spring and Fall. I've tried covering the soil and not covering the soil. I've tried different potting mixes. How and when do you plant this from seed?

Thanks

Janet

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patsy_b
20 years ago
I have been growing it for a few years and it is my understanding that the seed are sterile. I also have tried starting them from seed of my plant with no luck. I must add tho that it is one of the easiest plants ever to start from cuttings.
Patsy
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