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Sun, Sep 27, 09 at 18:52
| I happened on some pictures of the blossoms on cotton plants and thought they were beautiful so, on a whim, I ordered some seeds. Then, since shipping was not much more for additional packets, I also ordered some Yoshino Cherry seeds.
Does anyone have some tried and true advice for either of these seeds? I know cotton will be strictly an annual in my location so I'll probably just do my normal early indoor start for them. But can anyone offer some tried and true propagating info for Yoshino Cherry from seed? I presume they'd need some stratification. Thanks, Ross. Southern Ontario, Canada. |
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- Posted by yiorges-z5il (My Page) on Mon, Sep 28, 09 at 10:21
| cotton is an annual everywhere. at 70F takes 10 days to germinate & 6=8 weeks till large enough to set out. Cherry store seed at 40F for 12 weeks then lightly cover soil temp 65-70F & takes 120 to 365 days to germinate. |
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