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Soak the seeds in 2x strength black tea for 24 hours, then plant in a good draining medium. For most seeds bottom heat helps, a heating mat set at 70 F will work nicely. Don't let the medium dry out, but don't keep it soggy. A shaded, but light, exposure is good for when they sprout, otherwise the seedlings will get quite leggy.
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