Sheal
Well-known member
- Location
- Ross-shire Scotland
- Hardiness zone
- 8a
Seeds from a Crinodendron 'Hookerianum', the only ones on a shrub in my garden. They are about the same size as a pearl but egg shaped. Having done a little research they grow true to the mother plant, so thought - let's give them a go.
Research suggested sowing them and putting them outside for a winter cold spell and they would germinate in spring. But my area has had a sunny and warm autumn and all but one has germinated.
With snow forecast next week I couldn't leave them outside and I now have the problem of getting them through the winter without becoming leggy due to lack of light. I'll pot them on this weekend and try to find somewhere cool but bright for them indoors.
Research suggested sowing them and putting them outside for a winter cold spell and they would germinate in spring. But my area has had a sunny and warm autumn and all but one has germinated.
With snow forecast next week I couldn't leave them outside and I now have the problem of getting them through the winter without becoming leggy due to lack of light. I'll pot them on this weekend and try to find somewhere cool but bright for them indoors.