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Joseph's coat amaranthus seeds

15 years ago

Can anyone tell me where to find the seeds to collect on a Joseph's Coat Amanranthus plant?

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ramazz
15 years ago
Along the stems (under the colorful leaves), there are very small flowers. When these look dry, if you rub along the stems, the seeds will fall out. The seeds are small and black.

I asked the same question last year, LOL.

Becky
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