Mango popped
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Jay and I have something in common. I have tried 3 or 4 mango seeds over the years ............ and nothing.
Kent in Kansas
where it's cold in winter (always)
and hot in summer (usually)
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where it's cold in winter (always)
and hot in summer (usually)
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- Seedling
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- Clumping Palm
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Craig, Great photo!
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- Seedling
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Sorry, I can't take credit for the photo. I found it online and thought it showed the outer shell the best.
Barb, when I am trying a new seed. I usually try to look for info online. Type in your search bar, "How to germinate a(insert the plant type here)" and see what comes up. Rarepalmseeds.co usually has info on germination also, http://rarepalmseeds.com/archive.shtml
Barb, when I am trying a new seed. I usually try to look for info online. Type in your search bar, "How to germinate a(insert the plant type here)" and see what comes up. Rarepalmseeds.co usually has info on germination also, http://rarepalmseeds.com/archive.shtml
Not the pot I was expecting........
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- Arctic Palm Plantation
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Hi Craig,
Yes, I have read all the testimonials on RPS for the palm seeds I ordered.
Most just involved soaking, now and then nicking the seed.
Generally "anywhere from 3 weeks to 1 year" for germination.
And I've read of some palm seeds that are "blended" with rocks in a concrete mixer or driven over by trucks to break the outer shell.
That search phrase is a good idea. Thanks.
Barb
Yes, I have read all the testimonials on RPS for the palm seeds I ordered.
Most just involved soaking, now and then nicking the seed.
Generally "anywhere from 3 weeks to 1 year" for germination.
And I've read of some palm seeds that are "blended" with rocks in a concrete mixer or driven over by trucks to break the outer shell.
That search phrase is a good idea. Thanks.
Barb
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- Seedling
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- Joined: Tue Jun 27, 2006 3:29 pm
- Location: Central, PA
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- Arctic Palm Plantation
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- Joined: Sun Feb 18, 2007 7:31 pm
- Location: Vernon BC, Zone 5a or 5b (close to 6A!)
Craig,
Great that you started another.
They seem to germinate quickly.
Spider mites? Thanks for the warning.
hmm, sounds like a job for nicotine-juice.
I've been looking for evidence of spider mites to try out the nicotine juice theory (it worked on aphids).
This is the first year I can't find any
Barb
Great that you started another.
They seem to germinate quickly.
Spider mites? Thanks for the warning.
hmm, sounds like a job for nicotine-juice.
I've been looking for evidence of spider mites to try out the nicotine juice theory (it worked on aphids).
This is the first year I can't find any
Barb
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