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so I just got my little seeds out of the fridge form stratification, put them in a paper towel... now what do I do to get them growing?
can I sprout them in sphagnum moss?
There is a good chance they will have a high germination rate, so you might do multiple pots if you have room, but yea, you can sprinkle them on top, keep it moist and warm and wait!
If you can get it, milled sphagnum (similar to peat) is great for germinating seeds -- and prevents "damping off" (fungal) disease. The seedlings below were grown in a compost of milled sphagnum and quartz sand. The only problem I have had with live sphagnum is its overgrowth of seedlings . . . Nepenthes hamata seedlings -- 2009
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