Using seeds from coneflower plant. - Knowledgebase Question - Garden.org

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Cleveland, OH (Zone 5B)

Question by cjw5294
December 22, 2006

I have been conducting an experiment. I took some seeds from one of my orange coneflowers, I'm trying to sow the seeds indoors just to see if they will germinate. That was on 12/14/06. I have them near heat. It is now 12/22/06. Do you think they will eventually germinate? Thank

Answer from NGA
December 22, 2006

0	Echinacea seed is easy to germinate so I think you all you need to do is have a little more patience. The seeds usually germinate in 10-20 days. Cover with 1/4 inch soil and keep potting medium moist but not soggy wet. You should see sprouts within another week or two. Best wishes with your coneflower plants!

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