Martagon lilies from seed germinated, now what?
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Seeds have germinated, Now What?
Comments (4)I agree with calistoga - the covers are for germinating purposes only, not for growing on. This is assuming you are growing them inside rather than outside. If outside, then yes, the Wintersowing Forum can explain what all to do next. It has an excellent FAQ section on all the basics. And you might wish to check out all the FAQ's posted here as well - linked below and at the top of the forum's front page - they cover all the basics of Growing from Seed - including your questions. ;) Dave Here is a link that might be useful: Growing from Seed FAQ's...See MoreWinter Aconite seeds germinated in fridge...now what?
Comments (2)I would probably plant them out, where they might get some protection if you have or know of a location. I would then mulch heavily later. Here is a thread that discusses seeds dropping and germinating naturally. Tell me about winter aconite Evidently little shallowly naturally planted seedling make it just fine in nature. I'd get them planted out asap...not very deep, and then sometime b4 the ground freezes, add the mulch. Sue...wishing you well...love aconites!...See MoreFYI Lily Seeds now available
Comments (6)Thanks for the correction. I have never heard of Rainbow Lily Seeds so will have to check it out (like I need another source to tempt me). I just received 13 packets from Ribbon, mostly trumpets but a few species, Western American and an OT. He has already sold out of some of his offerings. Lisa (buggycrazy) is adding more seed as she preps them. Her Alena x Arabian Red is actually from my garden so if you buy and they don't grow you can yell at me... I have also donated to the NALS exchange for the first time this year....See MoreCh3rri My Sugar Apple Seeds have germinated what should I do now?
Comments (5)Yes, especially now that I have been able to germinate the green Sugar Apple Seeds that I was sent by two very nice women from this site. Andrew...See MoreCrazy_Gardener
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