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Firebush from seeds

11 years ago

Today I picked berries from firebush with red orange flowers (not yellow), and I squeeze some to find seeds, there are none visible, berries were black, where are seeds for that firebush? Are they inside berries and I do not see them or they separately grown or they too little to bee seen?

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yiorges-z5il
11 years ago
the seed will only be in the berries But most are steril
Have only propagated this plant by taking hard wood cuttings late summer & apply 0.3% IBA (Rooting hormone)
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