Germinating Cardiocrinum giganteum

Burger, Steve Steve.Burger@choa.org
Mon, 06 Sep 2004 19:46:36 PDT
That text would be great.  Thanks.
 
Steve

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	From: Eugene Zielinski [mailto:eez55@earthlink.net] 
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	I checked Norm Deno's research, and he's pretty much convinced that the
	seed loses viability fairly rapidly in dry storage.  In other words, old
	seed will be "difficult to germinate."  So, sow the seed as soon as you
	can, or keep it moist if you can't sow it right away.
	As far as temperature is concerned, I can't find a definite pattern in the
	research.  (He  tried temperatures of 40 F and 70 F.  I can send you an e
	mail with the entire text - it isn't that long - if you'd like.)  I'd
	recommend outdoor sowing in pots, but I don't speak from experience here.
	
	Eugene Zielinski
	Augusta, GA
	
	
	> [Original Message]
	> From: Burger, Steve <Steve.Burger@choa.org>
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	 > Date: 9/6/04 2:12:56 AM
	> Subject: [pbs] Germinating Cardiocrinum giganteum
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	> Does anyone have any experience germinating seeds from these?  I'm =
	> getting some soon and I'm not sure what I need to do?
	>
	> Steve
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