m. deliciosa Attempt #2

[thistlebloom]

Hey, great job Sprig! Congratulations!

 

[Smart Red]

Now you know they're easy to sprout. Good luck growing them.

 

[SprigOfTheLivingDead]

Now you know their easy to sprout. Good luck growing them.

Indeed. However, let's be truthful that so far only two have sprouted out of around 18, so I wouldn't call that easy . That being said, if I ever get fruit from those two I'll certainly re-gift the seeds as the children may be easy to germinate as well.

That all being said, it will take a few years for the plants to take on their distinctive split leaf shape. Until then it's growing them in non-direct light and likely re-potting and giving them something to cling on to.

 

[Smart Red]

I would think that with such a speedy germination, the other seeds -- if viable -- should be popping up soon as well.

 

[SprigOfTheLivingDead]

I would think that with such a speedy germination, the other seeds -- if viable -- should be popping up soon as well.

Yep, that's what I'm certainly hoping for.

 

[SprigOfTheLivingDead]

I would think that with such a speedy germination, the other seeds -- if viable -- should be popping up soon as well.

Saw three more sprouts breaking surface this morning . So 6 viable plants so far

 

[Smart Red]

 

[SprigOfTheLivingDead]

All groups of seeds continue to show promise. Group A even has some definition showing in its beginning leaf

 

[Smart Red]

I've often found germination to be the easy part. Now to keep those babies safe and growing.

 

[SprigOfTheLivingDead]

I've often found germination to be the easy part. Now to keep those babies safe and growing.

Indeed. I find lots of info around starting these from cuttings, but surprisingly little from seed.