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| just wondering.. |
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| My veluntina took forever to sprout. |
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| The fastest banana seed can travel at 8 miles per hour :) In general I read seeds can take one to six months to sprout and that it may depend on the variety as well as how fresh the seeds are. I planted esete seeds last year and the first sprouted in 3 weeks, the second maybe in six weeks, and the third after a few months. That left two that didn't sprout. I planted musa basjoo seeds and one seems to be sprouting every month for the past few months. That leaves quite a few unsprouted though. I have musa sikkimensis seeds where none have sprouted after 3 months. My problem is I usually forget to keep watering the pots I have the seeds in, so they probably go from moist to drought dry, back to moist. Glen |
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