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One of the most important things you need is to be patient.
Growing plants from seed is rewarding, you get to see what the plants look like as they mature and you get plants that have been grown ONLY BY YOU!
Eplants thanks for the help. My only problemo is that my parents don't want plants and dirt in the fridge.
*wonders why not*
I was thinking I may be able to achieve dormancy by putting it near a window. I live in Kansas so in the winter It should get down to about 40 degrees or maybe even high 20s. I'm not real sure. But it does get real cold.
For the medium below the top surface, should the long fibered sphagnum be finely chopped, or can I just put all them in in their strands and all without cutting or chopping them?
It seems to me as though only the top layer needs to be chopped: I would say the top 1 inch (5cm) should be chopped, and everything below can just be LFS. GOOD LUCK!!
sure, but i'm receiving the seeds tomorrow, and lord only knows how long they'll take to germinate. I just guess we'll have to be patient(something i'm not)
You now you`ll have to stratify them for 4 weeks before you germinate them right? Also it will take on average after stratifacation 4-8 weeks for them to sprout. Just remember patience is a virtue.
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