I was just visiting family in the FL Keys and they had a couple G. sanctum trees bearing fruit (well, seed pods). I collected about 30 seeds because a quick googling said they have low germination rates.
Does anyone have any tips on getting these seeds going most effectively? I'm planning to just rub off the red sheaths and then maybe lightly sand some of them, then directly sow in a seed starting tray under a humidity dome. I'm unsure whether a pre-soaking would be beneficial, or something like placing in wet paper towels in plastic bags. I assume in any case it should be kept fairly warm and wet for this subtropical species.
Thanks in advance for any tips!
Does anyone have any tips on getting these seeds going most effectively? I'm planning to just rub off the red sheaths and then maybe lightly sand some of them, then directly sow in a seed starting tray under a humidity dome. I'm unsure whether a pre-soaking would be beneficial, or something like placing in wet paper towels in plastic bags. I assume in any case it should be kept fairly warm and wet for this subtropical species.
Thanks in advance for any tips!