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May 18, 2023 2:50 AM CST
Name: Lyn Gerry
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Wow!

CS_925 said: Yes, they can take a while to germinate. Some crosses will have close to 100% germination, but others might take an extra year or two. Last year when I planted my dwarf seedlings, I threw the used potting soil from the seedling pots into a pile near the seedling bed just to see if any more would germinate. At last count I was up to 20 new seedlings in that spot this spring.

With important crosses I hold the pots over another year or two, especially if I don't get a lot of germination the first spring.

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