| After they came up, some still had the seed husk attached to the dicot "leaf." Basically, the leaves come out of the seed end that was formerly attached to the "parachute." That makes sense, because the other end will be pointed down when the seed lands. Not all gerbera seeds look the same, so you are probably safe putting the broad or fat end down. The Flickr picture gives you some idea what to look for. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Gerbera seeds still attached
