how do i plant the hinterland trading blue japanese wisteria seeds
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I germinated mine on a damp, almost we paper towel on a shelf in my southern facing window. As soon as they sprouted, I planted them in small pots. When they were about 6" tall and branched out, I placed them in my garden outside. I am in northern Maine, zone 5, so hoping they will make it through the winter. I have read that they will survive in zone 5, but I've also heard that they won't. Springtime will tell. Hope this helps.
1998102
I put them on paper towel and soaked in room temperature water for 48 hours then put in the wet soil. I put the pot on the window sill to get sunshine. One sprouted about 1 inch, it was a skinny one then died. I don't know why.
1998103
Soak for 24 hours in room temperature water, than plant in a light soil. Keep moist but not wet until it sprouts (too wet and the seed will rot)
1998104
It is an invasive species in most of the south. Grows like wild fire. ... just plant like you would any other outdoor plant. Just keep it controlled.
1998105
buy the plant, do not waste your money on the seeds. you money will never be refunded they will just send you seeds that will not germinate.
354913
Hello, Yes I went to their website and found "some" instructions: http://japanesemaplesandevergreens.com/planting-pruning-and-care/ Just get it in the ground ASAP. I purchased two of these vines and they are doing fine!
1181684
i dont remember exactly. im pretty sure you just put some water on the dirt cakes and let them puff up in each square and then put the seeds in and lightly cover them and then put it near a window.
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Hydrofarm says it should work either way. I'd recommend first watering from the top to wet the soil. but after that you should be able to fill the rez from the bottom and have the water and nutrients wick up via the roots or the assumed wicking mat. If it doesn't include a wicking mat you could purchase hemp rope or go to a garden store and purchase a wicking mat. They are cheap. Then put some of the wicking material in the soil and make sure some is touching water. Hope that helps.
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Get some potting soil and fill a small pot with it. I use a pencil to poke a hole in the dirt as deep as the bulb is long. Put the bulb in the hole. Cover the hole with dirt. You can put lots of the bulbs in one pot. The more you put in the pot, the more full the pot will look as the plant grows.
1511924
You will have to scrape the moss up to bare soil and scratch rake the soil before sprinkling the clover seed,Good Luck.
407004
get the answerr from the people who are selling it and the last I saw, they had sold out...I am in zone 5 and it past time to plant here..
1722328
I do not know. My order for seeds was never filled. My order for bare root plants was delivered and are in the ground and are setting strawberries at this time.
1278767
Hey Burrel, I just purchased the seed myself and have not been able to see how it is going to respond yet. Good luck!
673400
There are no directions, so I think they can just be planted. I started them indoors because I was in too big of a hurry for winter to end!
717361
sprinkle a few on top of the soil, and sprinkle some soil with your hand to cover them, you wont need more than a few mm of dirt and you can do it direct in ground or in seedling trays, I do mine in the ground. The seeds are delicate but once they start growing you will have a lot growing and spreading.
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I have the instructions but seem to recall the calculations were not accurate. If you will send me your email address, I will be glad to scan the instructions and send them to you in a .TIF file; that is, if and when I am able to locate them, and it may take a while. There are here but haven't looked at them in a long time because I didn't find GA useful in speeding seed germination at any of the recommended levels.
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You place the disks one in each section of the tray, wet the soil, (leave the fabric intact). When soil is moist use a spoon and "dig a small hole for the seeds. Drop the seeds in the hole and cover with the dirt you removed or moved. Place in a warm sunny location. Keep the soil moist but not dripping wet and wait for the seeds to sprout. It takes about a week for the seeds to grow. Some will come up sooner than 7 days.
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First you should score or grind off the hard cover from the seed only on one spot and until you see white then but them in a bowl of warm water I changed my water every day but you could do it every two days all of my seeds grew doing this good luck!!!
1686480
these grow slow....start in pots with peat and let the seed sit barely covered (yeah seeds are small)...leave in pots for a while, at least 9-10 inches tall, and transplant. the longer they get in the ground the better roots establish so start seeds as early as possible. i got a 20 seed packet and only 5 germ. and got established (that is a good result)...as long as the root bed gets established, they have a better chance of winter survival. i lost 2 because of a really bad ice storm that ruined the root bed because they werent established enough....still, better have a green thumb for Eucalyptus...not for beginners
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I was in the same boat you were. And could only find the Vining kind of seeds at the store. I was driving by a house one day that had the one I was looking for, and stopped. Rang the doorbell with no answer. So I snipped off a seed pod.....just planted them a month ago and they are growing like Crazy! So excited! !
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First, soak the seeds for 2-3 hrs. Start them indoors in 2" pots. Use a "seed starting mix." Make a dimple in the well-watered soil. Lay the seed on its side in the dimple. Cover the pots with clear plastic to create humidity. Place in a well-lit, bright, but not direct sunlight. Mist daily depending on whether the seed casing looks damp or not. They will pop up in about 3 to 5 days! I planted 11 seeds, but only 5 made it. I have been growing mine under fluorescent lights. These instructions came with my seeds ordered from Amazon.com. For further instructions, search the Internet.