Bonsaithusiast
Sapling
I was wondering a few things to germinate really tough and thick shelled seeds, I came across a pile of leaves that have just been sitting there rotting and I have noticed that Indian Almonds (very thick shelled) tend to germinate easily under leaves due the the high amount of humidity and warm temperature. so i was wondering if I could put my very thick shelled seeds( like cherry blossoms seeds) under there and maybe it'll germinate with no problem, Im very skeptical about using dirt because all the ones i have tried planting in dirt and have never germinated, maybe its not very well draining soil or that im doing some thing wrong. But i want to really know if that is possible and it seems like germination rate is most likely to happen. I want to know if someone has tried this technique and if not ill have to find out for my self. cherry blossoms seeds has been in the fridge for a while and im hoping i can germinate these seeds under leaves. I want to think this will work out because Like i said I have seen the most thickest of seeds germinate under these leaves germinate and thrive in these humid and maybe fertilized conditions. I have also Found out that there is fungus growing in these leaves and i also think that this fungus helps its give it a boost to germinate and make it grow fast. I might wrap the cherry blossoms in moist paper towel and keep them under there. Ill keep updates on this experiment and hopefully turns out to be a germinator 9000 for thick shelled seeds.
