The Tropical Fruit Forum
Tropical Fruit => Tropical Fruit Discussion => Topic started by: Mugenia on October 16, 2017, 01:33:51 AM
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So, I bought some illama seeds from Raul Ruiz. I am wondering if it is too late to germinate seeds? I bought GA-3 acid to help with germination too. I am having my dad to germinate these seeds. If it's too late to germinate, can I store them over the winter? I am from Southern California.
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In pots, indoor, you can sow seeds year round.
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In pots, indoor, you can sow seeds year round.
are you growing ilama? whats your experience in europe?
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I got Ilama seeds recently from Raul and after treating them with GA3 300 ppm, all are germinating.
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None of mine germinated. My dad has it in his greenhouse. And it is hot and humid like mofo in there and ain't helping.
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None of mine germinated. My dad has it in his greenhouse. And it is hot and humid like mofo in there and ain't helping.
Same
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In my experience if you soaked them in GA3 and they didnt come up in 3 weeks they
probably never will
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If you don't use GA and they went dormant they should start to sprout around May, June that is what happens in the wild, so be patient..
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Good news. My dad just reported that one of the illama seeds germinated. Illama really tests my patience.