sprouting mangosteen seeds
Parker Turtle
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HAVE: Mangosteen, Loquat, Hot Pepper Seeds + Tumeric Starters
Comments (1)Also: Hawaiian Papaya Seeds (Limited), The tree just produced giant papayas....See MoreGrowing mangosteen seeds
Comments (1)Darren, There's plenty that you hadn't describe in your treatment of your young seedlings. So I hope this link helps. http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/mangosteen.html#Propagation Also my advise is to not use any forms of fertilizers on young seedlings, even if the fertilizer is organic. Humidity is good, but don't forget to ensure there's good air circulation too. Good luck Ianna...See MoreGrowing from seed: Mangosteen, Rambutan, Black sapote, Grumichama
Comments (4)Rambutan needs to be planted fresh. I planted mine in peat & it sprouted. I lost them later due to not keeping them moist, however. The black sapote varieties I am still experimenting with. The seed looks like a paw paw seed, which I have sprouted in soil....See MoreMangosteen Seeds from Malaysia
Comments (3)What will probably happen is that they will germinate along the way. The problem is that if they then dry out, they'll be dead. Just make sure you get them as soon as possible without any shipping delays. The ones I get from Hawaii are almost all germinated by the time they arrive....See MoreParker Turtle
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