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Dec 13, 2020 2:06 PM CST
Name: William Groth
Houston, TX zone 9a
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SassyBluejay said:I have several packets of prickly pear cactus seeds that I bought a few years ago. I'd like to see if they're viable.

1) I live in a place where they grow outdoors - could I try and direct sow them, and if so, do they require stratification (so I could put them out now in December)?

2) Are they pretty finicky to grow, so I should start them indoors instead? TIA!


Well @SassyBluejay one of the places we were considering for retirement was Bend, OR but we have been reading about the increase in housing prices and that Oregon is a high cost area!
So now my better half is looking at New Mexico.

Anyway good luck on the cactus growing, I have been more into succulents and down here in
Houston, TX we can grow a lot of different plants with the zone 9a weather. We are currently
wondering about what the month of January and February will hold regarding cold weather.
Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant.
Robert Louis Stevenson

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