Just got some D. auriculata seeds..

[schloaty]

Hi everyone,
  Just got me some D. auriculata seeds (thanks Owen&#33

, and I have done some research on the internet, but it only tells me how to cultivate the plant, not sow the seeds (well, it might, but I grew quite impatient&#33

.  

1)  Anyway, anyone have some tips?  I know this species is summer dormant, so does that mean I should heat-stratisfy (spelling?) my seeds?  

2)  Can these guys skip their first dormancy period like VFT's and Sars?  I would prefer to sow them now, and not have to wait until fall. (again, impatient.  I know I know)

Those are the biggies at this point, but any other advise as far as the seeds go would be welcome.  Thanks in advance.

 

[schloaty]

Aha! Never mind! (Mod can delete this post if he or she so wishes). Owen sent me a link I somehow missed....Gotta lay off the sause!

 

[Vertigo]

Hehehe.

That link should have just about everything you need.

 

[matti lord of the pings]

u plant them on sand untill and keep dry untill winter ur time (im australian) and then u keep the soil wet under a light but not in a terrerum and keep realy wet untill u notcie germination ,but if they don't germinate don't throw them out dry the soil out and try again next winter it can take up to 7 years! to germinate....and no they need there dormancy thats why there so fun to grow,but if u decide when the plant when dies down that u wont to keep on growing them keeping it with out no dormacy and u keep the soil moist the tuber will rot and the the plant is history