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Posted by loves_roses z8 GA (My Page) on Sun, May 25, 03 at 19:17
I live in southeast GA, near the coast and bought some moonflower seeds. I've rarely had much luck with seeds in the past, but I'm trying again. Anyhow, on the package, the instructions were to "nick seeds and soak in warm water overnight." What does "nick" mean? I assume it means to cut them sort of. Am I correct? Also, would it be better for me to plant them in an oblong planter for now or to put them directly into the ground?
It's already HOT here; I've been swimming since April, if that makes any difference.
Also, do I plant them in full sun, partial shade, or what?
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RE: moonflower seeds
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| Take an emory board and file a spot on the seeds to remove a bit of the outside layer. Fill a small bowl with warm water and allow the seeds to soak overnight then plant directly in the ground. This has been never fail for me. Betty |
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