growing datura from seeds
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Comments (1)Yep, pinch them to make them bushier. Actually, because it's so early, you probably should pinch a couple subsequent times before planting-out time....See MoreWANTED: Datura seeds- Any datura
Comments (6)Happy thanksgiving to you all!! I have rooted brugmansia cuttings I will trade for your seeds, Or seeds I have are: Coreopsis tripteris Babays breath covent garden asclepias physocarpa-balloon plant Calendula, Pacific beauty- mixed Celosia- cockscomb- Yellow or red cosmos- sunset foxglove digitalis- mixed Hibiscus- white+pink Hardy hibiscus mix hollyhocks- black mexican sunflowers california poppy goldstar esperanza- yellow elder mammoth sunflower Purple majesty millet Email me if you are interested please. Thank you Kelly...See MoreQuestion on datura from seed
Comments (18)Hello! Oh my gosh, I have seedlings! lol I can't believe I didn't label the cups I put them in. I know one of them was from that corky looking one because I soaked the seed and saw a little white root starting and I peeled off the outer layer. I have three cups and two are up. Two of them had the corky seeds and I am pretty sure I planted a datura double purple in the other. The two that came up don't look the same, so I think I have one of each. One reminds me of a tomato seedling. At any rate, wow I am so impressed and am now going to start a ton more! lol Thanks all for the help and...if you can tell me what the tomato looking seedling is? Does look somewhat like the first two leaves of the datura above. The other seed is just sprouting but the stem looks very hairy. Wasn't that fast? I am so excited! lol Thanks judith for all that helpful info. adam...See MoreDatura from year-old seeds?
Comments (3)I have grown some from 4 yr old seed. The germination rate goes down every year but still viable if kept cool and dry. Woodsgranny, you can start your datura seed now in the house and then set out after your last frost...can't remember now when that was in LA (March?). I also have left datura seed out over winter in pots and some that had fell out of the pods onto the ground and it sowed itself and came up in the spring....See Morebeth7happy
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