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Sun, Mar 10, 13 at 12:24
| Hi I am in a zone 9a so I left 4 pods of seeds on a Cerise plumeria in the greenhouse over the winter. They are big and fat. I touched one of the pods today that had begun to split and it fell off of the plant. Upon opening (was I supposed to do that yet? lol) the seeds look very plump but white. I have ordered and grown seeds before but they never were white. So I'm guessing these seeds are immature? Will they still germinate? Thanks |
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| Sounds immature to me..I have only done my own seed pod once though but have 2 I am letting stay on the tree now till they open on their own....should be brownish in color? Maybe someone else will know...roxanne |
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- Posted by sultry_jasmine_night Florida z9 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 12, 13 at 14:52
| Hi I will try to get some pics up. The pods were very large and brown and one was already split and just kind of fell apart when I attempted to open it (so opened very easily). The seeds are very plump and look large but they are pure white. The other 3 pods are not split open so I am just going to leave them alone for now. I was just curious if these would sprout. |
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