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Sun, Sep 18, 11 at 22:31
| I just received some seeds From SA and all the info says to remove the fleshy covering. Aparently I think it has already been done because all I see is the hard covering with tubercles. Do I need to just soak them then plant them? I broke one open and it seems fresh- still moist and light colored and sort of the texture of a nut. One site said to soak them in saltwater first. I would be grateful if anyone could help me. |
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| you'll find more infomation on the SANBI's www.plantzafrika.com website under podocarpus falcatus. good luck! I"d be interested to hear how it turns out -- never tried it myself. |
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