Both seeds arrived in great shape. The directions were to heat treat the seeds with at least 100 degrees for up to two months to emulate its natural habitat, in order to give germination the most success.
I used a pullsaw instead of sand paper to scar them towards the bottom(opposite the pointy end) that way the germ can get to the water faster and let out some roots to really get goin. I cut with the grain to save my saw and to keep some of the shell fiber in tact.
I also started them in glasses in my window to keep up that warm temp. After that small amount of work, it took 9 days for a root to grow from one of the seeds! Very happy with my purchase. I'll update in a year for progress. 🥳🇺🇲
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Seeds sprouted in just over a week.
Both seeds arrived in great shape. The directions were to heat treat the seeds with at least 100 degrees for up to two months to emulate its natural habitat, in order to give germination the most success. I used a pullsaw instead of sand paper to scar them towards the bottom(opposite the pointy end) that way the germ can get to the water faster and let out some roots to really get goin. I cut with the grain to save my saw and to keep some of the shell fiber in tact. I also started them in glasses in my window to keep up that warm temp. After that small amount of work, it took 9 days for a root to grow from one of the seeds! Very happy with my purchase. I'll update in a year for progress. 🥳🇺🇲
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Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2021
Both seeds arrived in great shape. The directions were to heat treat the seeds with at least 100 degrees for up to two months to emulate its natural habitat, in order to give germination the most success.
I used a pullsaw instead of sand paper to scar them towards the bottom(opposite the pointy end) that way the germ can get to the water faster and let out some roots to really get goin. I cut with the grain to save my saw and to keep some of the shell fiber in tact.
I also started them in glasses in my window to keep up that warm temp. After that small amount of work, it took 9 days for a root to grow from one of the seeds! Very happy with my purchase. I'll update in a year for progress. 🥳🇺🇲
I used a pullsaw instead of sand paper to scar them towards the bottom(opposite the pointy end) that way the germ can get to the water faster and let out some roots to really get goin. I cut with the grain to save my saw and to keep some of the shell fiber in tact.
I also started them in glasses in my window to keep up that warm temp. After that small amount of work, it took 9 days for a root to grow from one of the seeds! Very happy with my purchase. I'll update in a year for progress. 🥳🇺🇲
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