I bought about five varieties of the saramoyos. Only 2 out of 5 germinated using the moist vermiculite in a baggie for like 6 months
I have an extra Pink Yucutan Saramoyo I can send you achetadmoestica if you pay for postage. My summer heat made a big dent on it but its starting to bounce back now that I have been giving it more compost tea. Its the runt of my litter. I only have 2 Pink Yucatans and 2 Tikyal Reds left but thats plenty for me. Let me know if your interested.
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I am sorry I thought you said pollinating not germinating
I put Eugenia seeds in damp vermiculite in a baggie.
If the vermiculite is not too wet the seeds will germinate if they are good.
I leave the seeds on my counter if you kept them outside they would
germinate quicker. The only annona seeds I have germinated are
the common ones like A squamosa, A. reticulata,
I put them in between damp papertowels in a larger baggie.
I change the paper towels every 2-3 days. I had some saramoyo
seeds and left them in damp vermiculite for 6 months but they never germinated.